The items below are included in the download. Styled examples and props shown in the images are not included unless the list says otherwise.
Matching roller parts
The digital set includes 2 3D-printable STL parts for the advertised forms.
Portion and size references
Recessed lid gauges and a 3D-printable sizing card help measure the clay. Follow the guide for the matching shape and size.
Making and 3D printing guide
The guide and file list accompany the STL files. The supplied 3MF files are arranged geometry with archive notes, not validated 3D printer process profiles.
Maker workflow
How to use the set
Prepare the portion
Portion clay with the matching lid gauge, then shape a simple pre-form for the selected trough.
Form and finish
Align the cap with its matching troughs, roll in one direction and quarter-turn between sets. Pilot the hole as a separate step.
Bake the clay separately
Remove the clay from the 3D-printed tool. Use an oven-safe surface and follow the clay manufacturer's baking instructions.
View exact dimensions and fit details
Forms
Four shared-tray shapes: teardrop, oval, egg and rondelle
STL files
2 unique 3D-printable parts
Target side clearance
0.30 mm per side
Before you start
Prepare your 3D print and clay
What you need
3D printer or 3D printing service with a 0.4 mm nozzle
PETG or PLA filament
Conditioned polymer clay
Self-adhesive TPU or silicone feet
Any pins, spines or findings described in the guide
Oven-safe baking surface and clay manufacturer instructions
Not included
Physical tools, clay or filament
Pins, spines, findings or self-adhesive feet
3D printer process profiles or separate fit coupons
Keep the making setup practical
Making tips
Make a trial with scrap clay and check the resulting dimensions before producing a batch.
Use light, even pressure and stop if the slide binds.
Remove clay after use and never heat the 3D-printed tool.
3D printing setup
How to 3D print it
Start with one test model at 100 percent scale, then check fit and finish before 3D printing the complete set.
Print settings and orientation
3D print recipe
Use a 0.4 mm nozzle. 3D print both trays flat, troughs up with the cap lid on the bed. Use 0.28 mm body layers with adaptive layers to 0.08 mm or finer over the troughs, a 0.20 mm first layer, 3 walls, at least 4 solid top and 4 solid bottom layers with 1.0 mm minimum thickness, 10 to 15 percent gyroid or lightning infill, and no supports. PETG is preferred; PLA is also supported.
Inspect the slice and fit
Set your 3D printer and material process yourself. Inspect the troughs and rails in the slicer, 3D print one matching pair and check the free slide before using clay. The design targets 0.30 mm clearance per side.
Current status
This is a digital preview. Renders and software checks do not establish physical performance.
Before you 3D print
Questions makers usually ask
Are finished tools or beads shipped?
No. This is a preview of digital files and a guide. No physical tools or beads are shipped.
Does the roller make the hole?
The roller forms solid clay. Follow the guide for the separate hole-making or spine method for your selected shape.