Pikachu cookie cutter, via an Inkscape extension

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In this Pikachu cookie cutter, you can customize dimensions, wall thickness, etc. I used Inkscape to modify an SVG file I found online (the person who made that SVG said I could use it, but told me not to give them any credit) so that it could be used with my OpenSCAD Cookie Cutter Inkscape extension to generate an OpenSCAD file. To resize without changing wall thickness, use the size parameter (which gives the size in millimeters of the larger dimension of the cookie cutter) in the OpenSCAD file rather than just resizing the STL. I also made an Instructable on how to make cookie cutters like this one with Inkscape. Update: I added a new version with the pupils, nose and mouth filled in. Print Settings Printer: XYZ DaVinci 1.0a with Repetier Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 20% How I Designed This Install the OpenSCAD cookie cutter extension in your Inkscape extensions directory. Convert all objects to paths. Remove all object fill. Make the outer outline be a simple polygon in red. Any inner hollow areas should be bounded by simple polygons in green. Inner lines (which will not go all the way down and hence won't cut the cookie, so they are good for inside detail features) can be black. Connections that connect inner parts to the outside should be filled-in polygons. File Save As... "OpenSCAD Cookie Cutter file" Load into OpenSCAD, adjust parameters, generate STL, print.