Mini Watering Can Kit Card

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berri3D

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2026-07-15 10:58

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2026-07-15 10:58

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kit card card kit watering can kit card flat pack miniature playset

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👁️ Before you print: Please read Special Considerations below 👁️ 🧼 Clean build plate is a must 🧼 This kit card builds an adorable mini watering can. It's sized to be a perfect accessory to my Easter Garden Kit Card set. Easy to build* with printable instructions Print single colour or multicolour Sized for batch printing: can fit x4 on the A1 mini and up to 8 on P-series and X-series Title text is customizable in Bambu Studio Great for party favours, gifts, or group activities! * Recommended unassisted build age 10+, otherwise adult assistance is required, always do a test build yourself to gauge suitability Table of Contents Most people don't have problems with my models as I rigorously test everything I create. But for the few that do, having solutions and tips ready-to-go is quicker than waiting for me to answer ☺️ If you're already familiar with printing kit cards, you can skip most of the following (except Special Considerations if you haven't read them before) and go straight to section 2 for the assembly guide. Special Considerations – if you read nothing else, please read this section Assembly – diagrams and building tips Print Information – best practices, tips, process settings, filament recommendations Text Customization – how-to for those who haven't done it before About – design inspiration, commercial licensing, etc. 1. Special Considerations – please read before printing ⚠️ Small parts. Choking hazard. This is a miniature. It is not suitable for young children. ⚠️ Flush cutters or sharp pointed scissors required. If you don't want to cut out parts, print the separate parts instead. ⚠️ Adult assistance required for assembly. Kids ages 10+ should be able to assemble unassisted on their own. Always test build beforehand. ⚠️ Clean build plate required. Small details will get dragged if the plate isn't clean. Print profiles contain settings which will help adhesion but cannot perform miracles 😥. Please see this wiki article for correct plate washing procedure. If you scale up the models yourself, I make no guarantees of model quality or fit as I haven't tested it myself. The parts are snap fit though some glue may be advisable for certain parts or if it will be played with. Textured build plate recommended when printing kit cards. The sprue points are fragile and can break upon removal from a high-tack plate such as smooth PEI or some of the newer “blue” plates. 2. Assembly General Tips Use flush cutters or sharp scissors to remove parts only as needed. Cut the sprue tips where they touch the part, not where they touch the card. This prevents the tips from from flying off. Do not force. Small parts can bend, deform, or break. Use a hard surface to press pieces together. Slow even pressure works best. Order of assembly matters; it's important to do each step in order to prevent bending or breaking of parts. Repeated disassembly of parts will lead to loosening of fit. Assembly Guide is also available as a downloadable paper-printer ready PDF. See the Documentation section below. ⚠️ Sprinkler head orientation matters as the hole isn't square. There are very small locating marks to help you line it up. This part is also meant to be a very tight fit; firm pressure and a tiny bit of wiggling should help it go home. 3. Print Information 💡 Best Practices A properly cleaned build plate is vital for printing small and detailed items. Do not batch print build kit cards without first printing a few smaller pieces to check fit: This will help save you filament by identifying fit issues before committing to a full multicolour plate. Seed packs do not need test prints as they are designed to be loose fitting. Be careful when removing kit cards from plate: sprue connectors can break prematurely. Use a textured plate. High tack plates often break delicate sprue tips. Let the plate cool completely. As parts cool, they contract and will often detach on their own. Still attached? Remove the plate and flex it gently by the edges. G