The "Which Way is Which?" Axis Reference Model

Ever found yourself staring at your slicer or your printer's move menu, wondering which button will actually move the bed? I designed this Miniature 3D Printer Axis Reference because I could never quite commit the X, Y, and Z directions to memory. This is a single-model design that sits right on your desk or next to your printer as a physical "cheat sheet." No assembly required—just print it and never second-guess your coordinates again. Why you need this: Standardized Colors: Uses the industry-standard colors (Red for X, Green for Y, Blue for Z) to match your slicer (Bambu Studio, OrcaSlicer, etc.). Instant Orientation: Features clear arrows and labels for each axis to help you visualize movement at a glance. The Ultimate Meta Accessory: It’s a 3D printer sitting on your 3D printer. Printing Instructions: Multicolor (AMS/MMU): Use the "Paint Bucket" tool in your slicer to easily color the X, Y, and Z indicators. Single Color: If you don't have multicolor capabilities, you can still pr