Pen Holder 1 - by SPARX

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I needed two stylus holders for my desk that fit with the theme of my figurines, so I took on the challenge and designed them myself. If anyone is easily offended, please don't download this file - it's a bit risqué. To create these stylus holders, I modeled them after my paper knife, making two versions: one piece and a two-piece print. If you want to scale up or down, simply print out the pen holder STL file and adjust the size until it fits your needs. I share my work for others to enjoy, but please don't share these files on social media or other websites - links to this page are perfectly fine. There aren't many instructions needed for this project, but take a look at the slicer pictures: one is angled at 17 degrees, ensuring no supports on the face, and the other is a half two-piece model printed at 14 degrees. Also, make sure to print with very high fill - 60% minimum - as the hair hands are what hold this model together. These models are explicit and have intricate details, so you can display them with a solid rod rather than a pen. You can scale up to 80-100% if you want a larger version. All of the parts were printed and tested multiple times until they worked perfectly. I made some adjustments to the pelvis - two out of three versions didn't quite work as planned, but in the end, printing with the legs separated produced the best results. As with all my models, I've ensured that they print easily as long as you follow the settings outlined in the PDF file. Please don't remix or "fix" any flaws in this model and then republish it - if there's a problem, just let me know so I can fix it for you. I create these models for my own collection, but I'm always open to suggestions for content that covers the DC and Marvel universes as well as cult TV and film images like Barbarella. If you have any ideas, feel free to share them with me. Enjoy the parts on offer - they're designed to bring a smile to your face! I share my work for others to enjoy. People often ask why I include such prominent details in my models (not just the, ahem, interesting bits). The reason is that these figurines are primarily made and designed for my own collection, so I sand them down with fine emery and then subject them to an Acetone vapor bath for 60 seconds. This seals the shells and gives them a smoother appearance, but it also removes some of the detail - which is why I build even more into the model in the first place.