Design Concept

This "Runway Check Sign" is humorously inspired by aviation language, crafted for use on 3D printers or in maker spaces. Its playful text mimics the communication between a pilot and air traffic control, adding a touch of aerospace charm to your equipment. It is meant to remind the operator to remove the "runway" (from previous print) prior to starting a print. And yes... the cross-bar on the VERY FIRST LETTER is missing and I like it that way, as it just adds a bit more humor to the very point of using this thing (or perhaps not using).

Purpose:

The sign is meant to be affixed to a 3D printer or nearby, acting as a fun and distinctive label that stands out, grabbing attention while offering some light-hearted humor. I don't care who you are... you are human and will therefore make mistakes, such as forgetting to remove the previous "runway", as I call the initial purge line, at the lower left corner of the build plate (on most machines) before beginning the next print. Speaking from experience, tragic things can occur such as curling of old "runway" onto nozzle and or lodging between nozzle and silicone sock. I have also witnessed...

Printing Suggestions:

For best results, print in two colors, ensuring the text is clearly visible against the background.

Assembly Instructions:

Simply affix to the desired surface using an adhesive or mounting system suitable for your environment. Ensure the surface is clean and dry before applying.

Take care that it will NOT interfere with any moving part of the equipment upon which it is placed, even if the adhesive fails! (CCS Interpretations)

This could make an excellent gift for that, you know... maker!

"Problems really don't exist... because solutions do."

(CCS Interpretations)

Think about that, and have an awesome rest of your day!

Runway Check Sign

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill