The famous Geoshape calendar kit, now available as 3D print.

Some years ago I designed this calendar to be lasercut wood. I sold these via Etsy. This was the beginning of Geoshape. Now it is available as 3D print. Enjoy!

Multimaterial printing recommended. You need a well tuned machine with perfect settings for first layer, retraction and flow.

Slicing: I included a project file for Bambu Studio. Easy to use. When importing the plates you may get asked if you want to scale as there are small objects: say no. Import as single object with multiple parts. Lay upside down, so the digits and letters are positioned on the build plate.

In the object tab you find that each plate has a main body and many others for the digits/letters. The naming follows a system: a: letters of the month b: digits of the year (2025) c: digits of the weeks and indicators for the days d: digits of the days

With that you can easily select the desired material colour for the groups.

Print settings: Apart from the multicolour settings the print settings are standard: 0.2mm layer height 2 walls 15 % infill

Assembly: The months February to June form around January with the months pointing towards the January plate. Same for the months July to November. These form around December. The two halves can then be put together. See the video for reference.