“Uncle, do you think there’s any potential in combining 2D printing with 3D printing?”

The other night, when my son told me he had to submit two handmade projects back-to-back— a desk calendar and a greeting card—I suddenly remembered that old saying.

No matter what, I managed to whip it up in just one day~

Key Features:

• Employs a hybrid approach that combines 2D printing with 3D printing.

• Requires a 2D printer to output the calendar design (see attached document for details).

• If you don’t have a 2D printer, no problem—simply send the file to a print shop and have them print it on A4 paper for just 50 cents.

• Cut lines and fold lines are clearly marked on the design.

• Features magnetic alignment guides for an exceptionally smooth and satisfying assembly experience.

• Consists of only three components, making it incredibly easy to print and assemble.

• Non-printed materials required:

• 2D design files.

• 12 pieces of 6 x 2 mm round magnets.