Button Cufflinks

Design by i8kermit

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It's a Cufflink! It's a button! It's both! And it holds your sleeve shut to boot! NOTE: These DO NOT come with thread in the holes (as you can see in the 3D file viewer). I did that after to add a little flair, and it's super easy to do. I'd be happy to help you with the process. For more on my designs or to contact me, visit www.prero.com. ALSO NOTE: The "GP" on the back has changed in the most recent file. Aside form that it's the same.

cm: 2.032 w x 4.572 d x 1.974 h

in: 0.8 w x 1.8 d x 0.777 h

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kevinbluer says:

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@i8kermit Fantastic...many thanks for the thoughts. And would love to take you up on connecting (with both a couple more brief thoughts and a potential small project if you'd be interested). Will reach out shortly :)

May 1, 2013, 3:57 am

i8kermit says:

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@kevinbluer Happy to answer any questions u may have. I do have CS6 extended but have not yet played with the 3D capabilities. Though I'm not sure those will be able to give you anything usable with 3D printing. They are more for rendering purposes from what I understand. Feel free to contact me direct at gabriel@prero.com.

April 26, 2013, 1:47 pm

kevinbluer says:

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@i8kermit Awesome, thanks :) I'm getting started with some basic modeling myself so all input welcome. If you don't mind another quick question...do you have any opinions on the capabilities within Photoshop CS6 Extended?

April 25, 2013, 11:41 pm

i8kermit says:

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@kevinbluer thanks for the feedback! I do all of my modeling in Solidworks. Some of my custom monograms start as hand sketches and Illustrator linework that I import into Solidworks.

April 24, 2013, 10:50 am

kevinbluer says:

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Absolutely love it @i8kermit. Out of interest what tools to you do the designing in?

April 24, 2013, 3:30 am