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Description
Vampire Teeth – 3D-Printed Halloween Accessory
Perfect for your vampire costume: these lightweight, reusable vampire teeth are 3D-printed and, with PLA Glow, deliver a spooky glow-in-the-dark effect. Easy to print, quick to assemble, and comfortable to wear—ideal for photos, parties, and cosplay. For best results, charge under light before use.
Use & Fitting – Vampire Teeth
You’ll need:
- PolyMorph (thermoplastic granules)
- Heat-resistant glass
- Teaspoon
- 3D-printed model (Vampire Teeth)
Steps
1
Print the model
Print the Vampire Teeth as specified (PLA Glow recommended).
2
Heat water and fill the glass
- Heat water to just below boiling (about 60–70 °C is sufficient for PolyMorph).
- Carefully pour the hot water into the glass.
3
Add granules
Add one teaspoon of PolyMorph granules to the glass.
4
Wait until transparent
Wait briefly until the pellets turn clear/translucent and clump together.
5
Remove the material
Use the spoon to take out the softened mass (caution—hot!).
6
Pre-shape & press in
Quickly form a small sausage/wedge and press it into the 3D-printed model so the socket is filled.
7
- Fit to your teeth
Place the Vampire Teeth onto your teeth and bite down gently so the material molds to your bite (don’t clamp hard).
- Let it harden
Wait a few minutes until the material cools and hardens completely.
8
Remove & finish
Take off the Vampire Teeth. Carefully trim or deburr any excess hardened plastic with a craft knife.
Done—your custom-fitted Vampire Teeth are ready!
Tip: Too loose or too tight? Reheat the PolyMorph and adjust. Store dry after use.
Print spec
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- 89.3 MB
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- 88.5 MB












