Joe's 3D Printing

A couple TEACH braille keychains ordered by a customer are being mailed for free via USPS Free Matter for the Blind tomorrow.

These are currently 25% off as I'd love to get some reviews on Etsy.
https://joes3dprinting.etsy.com/listing/4474786035/personalizedcustom-braille-keychains

Photo description by Gemini:
These 3D-printed keychains feature a stacked block design with a tactile, educational theme. Each block displays a raised capital letter on one side and its corresponding Braille cell on the adjacent side.

Visual Details
Colors: The set includes two keychains: one in a vibrant magenta pink and the other in a deep royal blue.

Text: Both keychains spell out the word "TEACH" vertically, with crisp white lettering that contrasts sharply against the colored base.

Tactile Features: On the side of each block, the Braille dots are raised in white, providing a secondary way to read the word through touch.

Hardware: Each keychain is assembled on a silver-toned metal rod, topped with a sturdy swivel lobster clasp and a flat split ring. The bottom is finished with a polished chrome spike finial, giving the pieces a modern, weighted look.

Composition
The keychains are photographed against a clean, neutral white background, highlighting the matte texture of the 3D-printed filament and the reflective sheen of the metal hardware. The arrangement is slightly staggered to show both the alphabetical and Braille sides clearly.

Need a tactile map? I can 3d print them for you! These are created using the Touch Mapper website. You are welcome to preview the map yourself and send me the URL from your browser when you're ready to order. These sell for $30 each. They are about 8 inches square

Photo description provided by Gemini:
This photo features a 3D-printed topographical map of a neighborhood, captured from an overhead, slightly angled perspective.
Visual Details
The Subject: A square, light-gray (or off-white) plastic model. It depicts a dense urban or suburban layout, complete with raised rectangular blocks representing buildings and recessed lines for streets and alleys.
Texture: The 3D printing process is visible through the fine, horizontal layer lines (striations) across the flat surfaces of the map.
Setting: The map is resting on a dark, speckled countertop (likely granite or laminate), which provides a sharp contrast to the light color of the plastic.
Lighting: Soft, overhead lighting creates subtle shadows next to the raised "buildings," giving the map a sense of depth and scale.

Here's another of the new 3d/tactile pictures.

This one shows a mom smiling at her swaddled newborn baby in her arms.

Want one made for yourself, family member or friend? Send me a message or check out my Etsy store. It never too early to get some Christmas shopping done!

https://joes3dprinting.etsy.com/listing/1271819609/personalized-tactile-pictures-fo