When appreciating the bonsai, I remembered that I needed to order some items for the garden. I took out a note pad from the hidden drawer, wrote down my note, and then used the leaves of the bonsai

The name originates from:

Note-sai:A simple and unforgettable combination of "sticky notes" and "bonsai".

Kami Tree: We(Paper) In Japanese, it means "paper". This is a subtle and elegant tribute to the notes hidden in the drawer!

This construction requires a small amount of glue to assemble. Place your 2mm magnets into the grooves of the leaves, and do the same for the ends of the branches. They will be flush with each other, and you can use them the next time you need sticky notes.

Even if some of the leaves are being used, the bonsai still looks very beautiful!

It requires about 200 grams of consumables, using lightning-fast infill and organic tree-like supports limited to the print bed. On CC1, it takes approximately 13 hours to complete the printing process.

It can be painted. Compatible STL and 3MF files are provided.

Everyone can use it for free.

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