Digital STL files

3D-printable cutter system

Frames + Negative Space

Choose shapes that work together, with the files and assembly details beside each example.

Digital STL download for a filament (FDM) 3D printer or a 3D printing service. No physical item ships. Safety, licence, and refund details

Three-quarter render of the square-frame-30mm cutter, handle down and cutting edge up. — **square-frame-30mm cutter**

Your download

What is included

The items below are included in the download. Styled examples and props shown in the images are not included unless the list says otherwise.

Frames + Negative Space

Ring
Square Frame
Rounded Square Frame
Oval Frame
Arch Frame
Soft Triangle Frame
Teardrop Frame
Heart Frame
Wiggle Circle Frame
Wiggle Square Frame

Maker guidance

Exact filenames, slab profiles, arrangement diagrams, hardware dimensions, estimated clay weights and a true-size layout.

Maker licence

3D print tools for your making and sell the finished clay pieces. Do not distribute files or sell 3D-printed tools.

Maker workflow

How to use the set

Choose

Start with one documented combination and 3D print only its native files.

Cut

Roll the specified slab, press vertically, lift and release the shape.

Combine

Follow the example's layer, hang or nest instructions. Check your actual hardware before repeating a batch.

View exact dimensions and fit details

Version: 1.0
Slab profiles: 3 mm plain; 4 mm Pattern Press
Handedness: Opposing native files for selected asymmetric designs; counted as variants
Connections: Calculated per example from the clay and specified hardware

Before you makeSafety, licence and refunds

The visual concept began with AI-assisted reference imagery. Clay brands, ovens, glues, finishes and hardware behave differently, so follow their product instructions and make one test piece on scrap before a batch. Full disclosures

Starting point: Printers, filament, clay, and hardware vary, so 3D print one part and make one piece before a batch. The manufacturer's instructions for the clay, glues, finishes, and hardware you use take precedence. The concept began with AI-assisted reference imagery; the files and guide were made and checked by Clay Bake Studio.
Files only: This is a digital file product for adult hobbyist use. No physical cutter, 3D-printed tool, finished clay piece, clay, filament, hardware, adhesive, finish, 3D printer, or supplies are included unless a listing says otherwise.
Test first: 3D print and make one test piece first. Renders show shape and order of work; your printer, clay and hardware decide the finished result. Results depend on your 3D printer, slicer, filament, clay brand, oven, glues, adhesives, finishes, hardware, and technique.
Clay safety: Follow all manufacturer labels and safety instructions, use ventilation and protective equipment when needed, keep clay tools separate from food preparation, and do not use 3D-printed clay tools for food, baking, or cookie dough.
Selling responsibility: If you gift or sell finished pieces, you are responsible for testing the finished item, checking hardware strength, labelling, marketplace rules, taxes, customer service, and legal compliance.
Maker licence + refunds: This kit includes a Maker Licence. You can 3D print the tools for your own worktable and sell finished polymer clay pieces you make with them. A printed part made to be part of a piece, such as a wall hanger glued to the back of a clay plaque, can only be passed on attached to that piece. Please do not sell, share, upload, or redistribute the digital files, and please do not sell 3D-printed cutters or tools made from the files. The included Licence.pdf has the full terms. Digital downloads usually cannot be returned after delivery, but message Clay Bake Studio if a file is missing or not as described; your legal rights still apply.

Before you start

Prepare your 3D print and clay

What you need

FDM 3D printer or private 3D printing service
Filament, slicer, polymer clay and a flat work surface
Your own findings and optional separate hole punch

Not included

Physical cutters, clay or findings
G-code or 3D printer-specific profiles
Universal compatibility between every size

Keep the making setup practical

Making tips

Closed openings can retain a ring. Open grid tips cannot.

An extracted waste centre is not automatically a matching insert.

Keep 3D-printed tools out of the oven.

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

Native dimensions

3D print at 100 percent so the cutting wall remains its designed thickness.

Starting setup

FDM 3D printer, PLA+ or Tough PLA, 0.4 mm nozzle, 0.12 mm layers and supports off. Handle down with the edge up.

Before you 3D print

Questions makers usually ask

Does every part fit every other part?

No. The guide documents specific layer, hang and nest relationships. Matching size labels do not establish a fit.

Can I make hanging holes?

Use the existing separate hole-punch set at the positions documented in the guide.

Free hole-punch tools

Does geometry checking prove strength?

No. Numerical clearances describe the planned shape and assembly. Clay, curing and hardware determine the physical result.

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Digital STL files

3D-printable cutter system

Frames + Negative Space

Choose shapes that work together, with the files and assembly details beside each example.

See sizes and contents

Digital STL download for a filament (FDM) 3D printer or a 3D printing service. No physical item ships. Safety, licence, and refund details

Your download

What is included

The items below are included in the download. Styled examples and props shown in the images are not included unless the list says otherwise.

Frames + Negative Space

Ring
Square Frame
Rounded Square Frame
Oval Frame
Arch Frame
Soft Triangle Frame
Teardrop Frame
Heart Frame
Wiggle Circle Frame
Wiggle Square Frame

Maker guidance

Exact filenames, slab profiles, arrangement diagrams, hardware dimensions, estimated clay weights and a true-size layout.

Maker licence

3D print tools for your making and sell the finished clay pieces. Do not distribute files or sell 3D-printed tools.

Maker workflow

How to use the set

Choose

Start with one documented combination and 3D print only its native files.

Cut

Roll the specified slab, press vertically, lift and release the shape.

Combine

Follow the example's layer, hang or nest instructions. Check your actual hardware before repeating a batch.

View exact dimensions and fit details

Version: 1.0
Slab profiles: 3 mm plain; 4 mm Pattern Press
Handedness: Opposing native files for selected asymmetric designs; counted as variants
Connections: Calculated per example from the clay and specified hardware

Before you makeSafety, licence and refunds

Starting point: Printers, filament, clay, and hardware vary, so 3D print one part and make one piece before a batch. The manufacturer's instructions for the clay, glues, finishes, and hardware you use take precedence. The concept began with AI-assisted reference imagery; the files and guide were made and checked by Clay Bake Studio.
Files only: This is a digital file product for adult hobbyist use. No physical cutter, 3D-printed tool, finished clay piece, clay, filament, hardware, adhesive, finish, 3D printer, or supplies are included unless a listing says otherwise.
Test first: 3D print and make one test piece first. Renders show shape and order of work; your printer, clay and hardware decide the finished result. Results depend on your 3D printer, slicer, filament, clay brand, oven, glues, adhesives, finishes, hardware, and technique.
Clay safety: Follow all manufacturer labels and safety instructions, use ventilation and protective equipment when needed, keep clay tools separate from food preparation, and do not use 3D-printed clay tools for food, baking, or cookie dough.
Selling responsibility: If you gift or sell finished pieces, you are responsible for testing the finished item, checking hardware strength, labelling, marketplace rules, taxes, customer service, and legal compliance.
Maker licence + refunds: This kit includes a Maker Licence. You can 3D print the tools for your own worktable and sell finished polymer clay pieces you make with them. A printed part made to be part of a piece, such as a wall hanger glued to the back of a clay plaque, can only be passed on attached to that piece. Please do not sell, share, upload, or redistribute the digital files, and please do not sell 3D-printed cutters or tools made from the files. The included Licence.pdf has the full terms. Digital downloads usually cannot be returned after delivery, but message Clay Bake Studio if a file is missing or not as described; your legal rights still apply.

Before you start

Prepare your 3D print and clay

What you need

FDM 3D printer or private 3D printing service
Filament, slicer, polymer clay and a flat work surface
Your own findings and optional separate hole punch

Not included

Physical cutters, clay or findings
G-code or 3D printer-specific profiles
Universal compatibility between every size

Keep the making setup practical

Making tips

Closed openings can retain a ring. Open grid tips cannot.

An extracted waste centre is not automatically a matching insert.

Keep 3D-printed tools out of the oven.

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

Native dimensions

3D print at 100 percent so the cutting wall remains its designed thickness.

Starting setup

FDM 3D printer, PLA+ or Tough PLA, 0.4 mm nozzle, 0.12 mm layers and supports off. Handle down with the edge up.

Before you 3D print

Questions makers usually ask

Does every part fit every other part?

No. The guide documents specific layer, hang and nest relationships. Matching size labels do not establish a fit.

Can I make hanging holes?

Use the existing separate hole-punch set at the positions documented in the guide.

Free hole-punch tools

Does geometry checking prove strength?

No. Numerical clearances describe the planned shape and assembly. Clay, curing and hardware determine the physical result.

Frames + Negative Space

What is included

Frames + Negative Space

Maker guidance

Maker licence

How to use the set

Choose

Cut

Combine

Prepare your 3D print and clay

Making tips

How to 3D print it

Native dimensions

Starting setup

Questions makers usually ask

Related 3D‑printable tools

Frames + Negative Space

What is included

Frames + Negative Space

Maker guidance

Maker licence

How to use the set

Choose

Cut

Combine

Prepare your 3D print and clay

Making tips

How to 3D print it

Native dimensions

Starting setup

Questions makers usually ask

Related 3D‑printable tools