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Rectangular keychain or name tag with the user's name on top — raised, inlaid flush for a smooth face, or engraved. Length scales with the text width; choose from 5 fonts; optional border and split-ring hole; two-colour AMS-friendly output.
Text to put on the keychain. Forced to upper-case. ASCII letters, digits, space, and hyphen only.
Font family. dejavu_sans=clean modern, dejavu_serif=classic, dejavu_mono=monospaced, bebas_neue=tall condensed, pacifico=script.
How the text (and the border, if on) is finished. Raised: the letters stand 0.6 mm proud of the top in the accent colour — one filament change at the body top, so it prints two-tone on an AMS or with a single pause on any printer. Flush: the letters are inlaid level with the top for a smooth, wipe-clean face — the accent colour is laid down inside every top layer, so it needs a multi-material printer (AMS) and purges more; the STL carries the empty pockets. Engraved: the letters are cut 0.6 mm into the top for a plain single-colour print.
A 1 mm frame around the body, inset 1 mm from the edge, finished the same way as the text (raised, flush or engraved) and in the accent colour. With the ring hole on, the frame opens around the hole.
A 4 mm hole at the left end for a split ring. Turn it off for a plain name tag — no hole, and the text sits centred on the body — to glue or tape onto a box, a drawer or a gift.
Cap-height of the text in millimetres.
Vertical thickness of the keychain body.
