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Python Badge myminifactory

Python Badge

myminifactory nathan 2654775 Premium

I got a little bored watching my Learn Python programming tutorial, so I took a break to design a printable, snap together badge for when I finish my classes :)There are two files, the base, and one half of the symbol.  Print the symbol twice, in your choice of color (or the traditional blue and yellow from the Python logo).Once the peices are printed, just snap the logo peices into the base and it's all done.The one in the photo isn't from the same design files.  It was created from the same design files, but I made some mistakes in the first one, that didn't allow it to snap together nicely, so I made some edits.It should print identical to the one in the photo, but it will work better than the one I have.Thanks for checking out my thing, and if you print it, let me know!  Happy Printing, and Happy Programming!

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Creator nathan
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