Kids Necklace Bracelet Beads Pearls DIY Jewelry 100% FDM!

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Kids Necklace Bracelet Beads Pearls DIY Jewelry 100% FDM!

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Heyho

I just designed some diy jewelery in Fusion 360 for my Kids. So here I have various parts that you can use to make necklaces, bracelets or other decorations :)

Scalability

I used a 1mm thread. Theoretically, however, threads up to a thickness of 1.6 mm should also fit well. The larger the opening, the easier it is to put the pieces together. So just print one or two test beads and check the fit before producing mass :D If the holes are too small, you can easily scale the beads larger!

Use Filament (TPU) instead of a cord!!! 100% 3D printing stuff!

You can also use a piece of TPU instead of a cord. Simply put the pearls onto it, add the shown clasp at one side and burn both ends a little until they melt and form nice balls. You can use some water to speed up the cooling process of the filament.

Colors

I printed several batches, each with a different color. The glow-in-the-dark ones went down particularly well with the children!


Have fun!

Supplies

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Clasps

To fasten the chains you can simply knot the ends together and hang them around your neck. Of course, there is a risk of strangulation with smaller children and the necklace must be correspondingly large in diameter. Alternatively, I have designed 2 more clasps to avoid these problems.

1. clasp with knot

Here you simply thread the thread through the hole on one side and then tie two knots at each end of the thread. One knot is then pulled into the clasp and remains in place. The other can simply be pulled in from the top on the other side and then remains in place for as long as the necklace is worn. To release, simply pull out diagonally upwards.


If you use TPU instead of a cord put the pearls onto the filament, add this clasp at one side and burn both ends a little until they melt and form nice balls. You can use some water to speed up the cooling process of the filament.


2. clasp with magnet

Here you can insert a magnet (4 x 2 mm) into each side of the clasp and pull the thread through the respective holes. Then tie a knot at the ends of the thread and pull them back into the holder so that they lock in place. The necklace can then be worn simply and easily :)

The magnetic version is not as stable as the knot version but is much safer and easier to put on. But of course it can also get lost quickly :)

Scaling

If you use thicker threads, you can also scale the clasps. However, the dimensions of the magnets required for the magnetic fastener will then logically change. 

Just let us know if you have any problems! I may be able to construct one or two more dimensions!


Also you will need some Cord/ Rope about 1 mm in diameter or standard 1,75 mm flexible filament.


Diamond Tipp:

If you use a Diamond as center piece & rope you can hide the knot inside the cavity!

Slicing & 3D Printing

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Print all parts you like :) (You can separate the pearls in your slicer!)

I used simple PLA, 0,15mm layer height, 2 perimeter and 15% infill.

Building the Jewelry

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Pull the rope/cord through the pearls as you like it :)

Finishing the Jewelry

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Knot the ends together or install a clasp. Ready!