Miniature Windows with Working Shutters Set

3 Shutter Designs — 1:6 Scale Dollhouse — Filament Hinge Pins — No Supports — STL Files Included

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What You Get

• 3 shutter design variations in one download
• Window frame STL for each design
• Left and right shutter STL files for each design
• All pieces oriented for support-free printing
• Hinge pin system uses standard 1.75mm filament — no hardware required
• Scalable in your slicer for different dollhouse scales

Key Features

• Working shutters that open and close on real pivot hinges
• Three distinct shutter designs for visual variety
• Designed for 1:6 scale dollhouses (scalable)
• Hinge pins made from 1.75mm filament — cut to size, no extra hardware
• No supports required on any component
• Print time approximately 45 minutes to 1 hour per piece
• Looks realistic at dollhouse viewing distance when printed at 0.12mm or finer

Dimensions

Component	Width	Height	Depth / Notes
Frame (assembled)	101.04mm	107.29mm	7.54mm thick
Each Shutter	45.00mm	98.99mm	Left and right included
Hinge Pin	1.75mm diameter	Cut to size	Standard filament from your spool
Design Scale	1:6 (scalable)	Resize in slicer	Scale to 50% for approximate 1:12 scale

The Filament Hinge Pin: How It Works

The working shutter mechanism is one of the cleverest parts of this design. Rather than engineering a complex integrated hinge that requires supports or extra hardware, the hinge pins are simply short pieces of 1.75mm filament — the exact size of the standard filament already on your spool.

Assembly steps:

1. Print the frame and both shutters at 0.12mm for best hinge hole accuracy
2. Test-fit the shutters in the frame hinge slots before adding pins
3. Cut two pieces of 1.75mm filament to the length of the hinge barrel (length varies per design, check product description)
4. Hold the shutter aligned in the frame hinge slot and push the filament pin through the aligned holes
5. The slight interference fit holds the pin in place without glue
6. The shutter pivots cleanly and opens and closes smoothly

If the pin is tight to push through, do not force it. Lightly sand the hinge hole area with 400-grit sandpaper and try again. If the pin is loose, a tiny drop of super glue on the outer ends of the pin barrel locks it in place without affecting shutter movement.

About 1:6 Scale & Using These Windows in Your Build

These windows are designed for 1:6 scale, which is the scale used for larger collector dolls and fashion doll houses. In 1:6 scale, one unit equals six real-world units. A standard interior door that is 80cm wide in real life becomes approximately 13.3cm in 1:6 scale.

At 101mm wide and 107mm tall assembled, these windows represent a real-world window approximately 60cm wide by 64cm tall — a standard small casement window size.

Scaling for other dollhouse sizes:

• 1:12 scale: Print at 50% in your slicer. Note that hinge holes will be very small at this scale — 0.08mm layer height is strongly recommended
• 1:6 scale (as designed): Print at 100%. Standard 0.12mm layer height works well
• 1:4 or larger: Scale up proportionally. Larger scale means easier printing and more visible shutter detail

For more on scale reference, see our 1:12 scale guide.

Compatible Printers

All STL files print on any FDM printer. 0.12mm or finer layer height strongly recommended for best shutter detail.

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