Guitar pick printed card + CAD

3D printing is music for a maker, and it really is when you print a guitar pick!

Removable plectrum from a card that is not plain and matches music and 3D printing with that hexagonal recall of 3D printers in the plectrum.

About the print:

Just use the generic 0.15mm QUALITY with a 0.4mm nozzle settings on Prusa slicer

Put the card at 45 degrees on the bed in the slicer to complete straight lines for a good finish. 5g of material printed in 30 minutes and you got a nice card of a 3D printed thing to give that will fit perfectly in a wallet.

About the design:

The design is made to fit the 0.15mm QUALITY profile in Prusaslicer. The card and the plectrum are 0,8mm, which is the first 0.20mm layer and 6 regular 0.15mm layers. The design then switch to different heights at 0.95mm, 1.10mm and 1.25mm for the remaining parts to print. All the edges are smoothed in the design because it's a card and not a knife.

The size is the same as a credit card to fit in a wallet instead of in a trash can. The tip of the pick is free which means it will not scrach the strings while playing. The pick also have rouned edges.

About the files:

3 G-code files, one for PETG, one for PLA and the last one for 2 colors PLA with a stop at the end the the 0,8mm layer to get another color for the top part of the print.

2 STL files, one with the entire design, the other is plain and easy to customize as you want.

1 DXF file if you want to customize it easily with a software.