Yetis are the best, and what an awesome way to show your Yeti pride by wearing mini Yeti charms on your Birkenstocks!

I modelled the charm in Tinkercad, and made several iterations until I got to this one which works fairly well on the small details. I opted to paint silver accents on mine using Warpaints Fanatic paints, because it makes them look much more 'Yeti'. ;)

I printed these on my Ender-3 V3 CoreXZ printer using basic black Creality PLA, and slicing on Creality Print desktop version using the default settings for the printer for PLA - I get the best and fastest results using this instead of Cura, which doesn't have a profile yet for the XZ. I did not use any supports, and it printed fine. I also printed the charms in Pink Silk PLA from CC3D using my Ender-3 V2 with Sprite Extruder (sliced with Cura), but honestly, I did not get as good results - and it was especially noticeable with the charm pin attachment that didn't work without a little bit of shaving. The filament has been good for other types of prints, though.

To attach, just push the post up through the back of the strap in one of the buckle holes, and push the charm into place down from the top. Often you will hear a satisfying 'click' as it pops into place, but not all the time. Once the charm is in place, it can be difficult to remove without breaking the post, so make sure you have extras if you want to move them.

I'm not sure if the post is wide enough at the bottom to use on Crocs, but it might work - and would be easy enough to modify, too! And I'm sure they'll work on any other buckle-type shoe or in a shirt buttonhole, too.

Check out my other posts for the Mini Birkenstock shoe charm:

https://www.crealitycloud.com/model-detail/66c0f813e06294a8cbdebbca?source=22

and for the "No Socks with Birkenstocks" shoe charm:

https://www.crealitycloud.com/model-detail/66c0fc17e06294a8cbded2b7

You are free to use these as you like, and I would love to see pics if you make them! :)

Yeti Rambler Birkenstock Shoe Charm

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill