Papermaking mould and deckle for your own mesh

Make small handmade paper sheets in your chosen format. Fit your own fine mesh to the 8 mm-high mould frame; the loose 6 mm-high deckle defines the wet sheet. Its opening matches the configured sheet dimensions. The lower opening is 4 mm larger in both directions so that the mesh edge sits beneath the deckle. Secure the mesh taut to the lower frame, for example with suitable waterproof tape around the outside, without creating an uneven seating face. Mesh and fixing materials are not included. Hold both frames together while dipping and lift off the deckle before couching. Use room-temperature water and paper fibre only. The dry sheet may shrink. Both frames are placed side by side in the STL; split them into individual objects in your slicer if the build plate is too small. Adjustable dimensions: Wet sheet width: 40–120 mm; Wet sheet height: 60–170 mm; Frame border width: 10–18 mm. Printing starting point: PETG, 0.2 mm layers and at least four walls. Check print tolerances and surfaces before use. Have your own 3D printer? Configure the dimensions, buy and download the matching STL file, then prepare the 3D model in your slicer. No printer? Have us make the part for you: select a material, calculate the price online, order and pay online. The product image is a photorealistic AI visualisation of the default dimensions, not a photograph of a test print. Accessories are not included. No physical test print has been made.