https://3dprint-lab.net/en/Recent content in Home on 3D Print LabHugoen-USSat, 24 Oct 2026 00:00:00 +0200https://3dprint-lab.net/en/blog/assembling-keychain-tag-in-slicer/Sat, 24 Oct 2026 00:00:00 +0200https://3dprint-lab.net/en/blog/assembling-keychain-tag-in-slicer/<p>The <a href="https://3dprint-lab.net/en/tools/keychain-tag/">Keychain Tag Designer</a> exports a tag as several STL files: one for the tag and one for each inlay. An inlay is a border, logo or text in another color. The tag has a groove and the inlay fills it exactly, so in the slicer the parts have to sit inside each other. This post explains how to get there, and why the parts drift apart when you load them one at a time.</p>https://3dprint-lab.net/en/tools/coaster/Fri, 23 Oct 2026 22:00:00 +0200https://3dprint-lab.net/en/tools/coaster/<p>Choose a coaster shape, add a border, logo or text and check it in the live 3D preview. Each logo colour can go to its own inlay, and the export gives a 3MF file with everything assembled, or separate STL files.</p>https://3dprint-lab.net/en/tools/keychain-tag/Fri, 23 Oct 2026 12:00:00 +0200https://3dprint-lab.net/en/tools/keychain-tag/<p>Choose a shape, set its dimensions and check the tag in the live 3D preview. The export gives a 3MF file with the tag and its inlays already assembled into one object, or separate STL files.</p>