Print Mouse Ears

This is a customizable and interchangeable Mickey Mouse headband and ears. The "bases" get superglued to a store-bought headband of your choosing. The "ears" are held to the base using 6x3mm magnets.

All 3D models were created in TinkerCAD (my go-to DIY CAD program). Instructions will be included how to create your own custom ear designs since that piece was missing from every other similar. These are my take on Mouse ears for Labubu dolls.

The hole on top is designed to be a little tight on the keyring loop in order to help secure the headband. There are also little teeth on the headband to help secure it as well. I recommend that you print with mouse ear brims to help with the headband lifting from the build plate.

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Find 48844 mouse ears 3D models for 3D printing, CNC and design. A buddy helped me print out some mouse ear designs I'd created using SVG files. We scaled them up to 115% and got some pretty cool results.

Mouse ears, suitable for putting on a doll or any other 3D model! Made in Blender. Doll head pictured not included. Includes STL file of both ears and STL file of only right ear (which can be quickly mirrored in the slicer or 3D program of your choice).

Check out our 3d print file mouse ears selection for the very best in unique or custom, handmade pieces from our patterns shops. Leaving a gap between the ears and the model, and the brim on, the print is running. I found that placing the ears close enough to the corner was helped if looking at the model from underneath in the slicer.

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You can import them in your slicer and position them in the corner of your project instead of using a brim. It is not as sturdy as a brim, but way simpler to remove.