Keychain KIA
A keychain with the KIA logo is an aesthetic and functional accessory, perfect for fans of the brand and KIA car owners. The design features the KIA logo in a modern style, integrated into a layered structure, giving the keychain a…
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About this model
A keychain with the KIA logo is an aesthetic and functional accessory, perfect for fans of the brand and KIA car owners. The design features the KIA logo in a modern style, integrated into a layered structure, giving the keychain a three-dimensional appearance.
Features:
- Dimensions: Compact, ideal for attaching to keys.
- Layers:
- Logo: The main element in red.
- Border: A white border that adds depth and highlights the logo.
- Additional elements: A hole for the keyring, allowing for easy attachment to keys or a lanyard.
Print settings
These are the settings the model was actually printed and tested with — the profile in the 3MF is already set up this way, so you can send it straight to the printer.
- Layer height: 0.2 mm
- Nozzle: 0.4 mm
- Walls: 2
- Infill: 15 %
- Filament: ~9 g
Files
The model is free on MakerWorld and ships as a ready-to-print 3MF with the print profile inside — no slicer setup needed. Hit the download button above; the file is hosted there, not on 3DX.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to do a filament swap or use an AMS to print the two-color KIA logo?
Yes. The model has a red logo layer and a white border layer, so you will need a way to change filament at the correct layer height — either an AMS/MMU unit or a manual M600 filament change pause in your slicer. The 3MF profile is already configured for a multi-color print, so if you send it straight to the printer without loading the correct colors, the logo will print in whatever filament is loaded first.
How much filament does this keychain use, and is it economical to print?
The print uses about 9 grams of filament total, which at typical PLA prices (around $20/kg) works out to roughly $0.18 per keychain. That makes it very cheap to produce, even if you print a batch for friends or family.
Can I print this on a printer with a smaller build plate, like a 180 x 180 mm bed?
Yes. The keychain is compact, and the dimensions are well within the build volume of any common FDM printer, including small-format machines. The 0.4 mm nozzle and 0.2 mm layer height specified in the article are standard settings that work on virtually any printer.
