Pikachu cookie cutter, via an Inkscape extension

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In this custom Pikachu cookie cutter, you can tailor dimensions and wall thickness to your liking. I utilized Inkscape to modify an SVG file I found online, which the creator had generously allowed me to use without giving them credit. The modification enabled the SVG to be used with my OpenSCAD Cookie Cutter Inkscape extension to generate a usable OpenSCAD file. To resize without altering wall thickness, utilize the size parameter (which specifies the size in millimeters of the larger dimension of the cookie cutter) within the OpenSCAD file rather than resizing the STL directly. I also created an instructable on crafting cookie cutters like this one using Inkscape. Print Settings: Printer: XYZ DaVinci 1.0a with Repetier Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 20% How I Designed This First, install the OpenSCAD cookie cutter extension in your Inkscape extensions directory. Next, convert all objects to paths. Remove any object fill and make the outer outline a simple red polygon. Inner hollow areas should be bounded by green simple polygons, while inner lines can be black as they won't cut through the entire cookie and are ideal for inside detail features. Connections that connect inner parts to the outside should be filled-in polygons. Finally, save the file as an "OpenSCAD Cookie Cutter file" and load it into OpenSCAD, adjust parameters, generate STL, and print.