Food Container Tags - "Tapper Tag"

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I made a tag that can be attached to the food container. Its name is "Tapper Tag". ▼ 日本語での説明はこちらの記事をご覧ください。 https://101010.fun/posts/3d-works-tapper-tags.html I designed the parts for a food container that can be purchased at Can Do (a 100-yen shop in Japan). Hooks are available to fit the sizes of 600ml, 900ml, 1350ml and 2200ml respectively. Until now, it was troublesome to write names on label stickers and put them on, or to remove them. But with this "tapper tag", you don't have to. You can reuse them! The tag can be easily attached to and detached from the hood container. Therefore, you can paste the tag you wrote once to another food container again. What's more, this tag can be disassembled into labels and hooks, so you can change the size of the food container. ## Modeling I modeled this work using Blender. It was my first time to use Blender in a 3D printer work, and it was difficult at first until I got used to it. However, as I got used to it, I fell in love with Blender and it became fun to model in Blender! ## Print configuration "plate-common.stl" is the label part common to all hooks. The hooks are `hook600.stl`, `hook-900.stl`, `hook1350.stl`, `hook2200.stl`, and the number part is the capacity of the food container. Please print according to what you are using. Although it is a print setting, it is okay for label parts to be "no raft" or "no support". It may be safer to make the hook parts "with raft". Also, pay attention to the orientation when printing the hook. If you do not print in the orientation shown in the photo, the strength will be weak and it will be fragile.