Key Korn

Nu-metal on your keys: a round tag stamped with the KoRn logo. The model is a thick circular disc with a small loop moulded at the top for a split ring, and the band's unmistakable scrawled "KoRn" wordmark — complete with the reversed R — raised proudly across the face. It's a fan piece, plain and simple: the sort of thing you clip to keys, a backpack zip, a gym bag or an instrument case to fly the flag for the group. The geometry is deliberately friendly to print. A flat back, a chunky rim and bold extruded letters mean it comes off the plate clean with no fine detail to fuss over, and it's a perfect candidate for a two-colour job. Print notes • Lay it flat, logo up. Print the base in one colour, then insert a filament-change (or pause-and-swap) at the top of the disc so the lettering lands in a contrasting colour — black body, white or lime text looks the part. • 0.2mm layers and three walls are plenty; infill can stay low since it's a small solid tag. • Check that the hang loop's hole is clear after printing, or model/drill it to fit your keyring gauge. • PETG survives pockets and keychains better than PLA if it'll take daily abuse.