Victor

A no-fuss name keyring that spells it out: VICTOR. The file is a single flat name tag with the word VICTOR raised in bold, chunky uppercase capitals across a rounded-corner rectangular plate. A small solid loop sits off the left end for a split ring or lanyard clip, so the whole thing reads clearly whether it's clipped to a rucksack, hung by the door on a peg board, or tucked into a bag of party favours. The lettering is proud of the base plate, which makes it an easy candidate for a two-colour job. It's the kind of quick, personal print people ask for constantly: a stocking filler, a school-bag tag, a locker marker, or a name badge for a workshop toolbox. Because the geometry is simple and low-slung, it prints fast and cheap in a single sitting, and you can batch several names across one plate. Print notes • Lay it flat on the bed, letters up — no supports needed at all. • For crisp two-tone lettering, print the plate in one colour and add a filament swap (or an M600 pause) at the layer where the raised text begins. • A 0.2 mm layer height keeps the letter edges sharp; drop to 0.12 mm if you want buttery-smooth tops. • Scale to taste — around 60–70 mm long keeps the loop hole strong enough for a standard key ring without snapping.