My son wanted a sign for his room, "Do Not Enter" & a "Enter" sign, figured I would just design and print one sign for both jobs. I made up two versions of this sign, 1st version there is more assembling and gluing involved the second version you need to print this thing with supports "everywhere" setting. I have only printed the first version as shown in the video. You can print in any color you want but I used white since it's easier to paint afterwards. All color in the sign was painted prior to final assembly, but that is your call.

See below or included printing document and screenshots for further details.

Happy Printing..............................

Print Instructions

• Door Sign.Stl Print 1
• Change Plate.Stl Print 1 Option A
• Plate Rails X2.Stl Print 1
• Eyes.Stl Print 1 Option A

Option B- Semi Completed requires less gluing but a steady hand when painting, depending on color scheme.
• Door Sign Semi Comp..Stl Print 1
• Bottom Rail Semi Comp..Stl Print 1
Option C below “Change Plate” and “Eyes” files comes as one piece.
• If you print this file “Plate W_Eyes Semi Comp..Stl” you don’t need to print the “Change Plate.Stl” and “Eyes.Stl” files and no glue is required for this piece, although it may be a little more difficult to paint depending on your final color scheme.

Anet

A6

No

Doesn't Matter

.10-.20

Depends on piece

My setting for the parts I printed are as follows:

Door Sign.Stl 30%
Change Playe.Stl 20%
Plate Rails X2.Stl 30%
Eyes.Stl 20%

Door Sign Semi Comp..Stl 30%
Bottom Rail Semi Comp..Stl 30%

Plate W_Eyes.Stl 20%

-Painting of parts is easier prior to assembly. Do NOT Paint area where glue will be applied.
-Remove all supports on the upper rail and make sure area is smooth.
-Prep all gluing surfaces by scratching the surface up, this promotes better adhesion when using CA glue(Super Glue)
See assembly photos for further details.

When gluing on upper(If applicable) and lower rails make sure you slide the Change plate into the rails prior to the final rail being glued in place.