My dad found one of these things second hand and thought it would be neat in his mancave. What does an English phone booth have to do with 3D printing I imagine you asking..? Well dad’s is missing its crown and asked me if I could make some sort of template so he had a guide for drilling out the shape of the crown on his phonebooth.
After some research I found something I could use as a guide and set out to recreate it using CAD software. After not too much time we had ourselves a crown template.
It would be easiest to just spray paint black through the template but I imagine the drilled out crown would be used as an air vent on the real deal booths for when people inevitably use the booths for their unintended purpose. I maintain that dad should put a urinal in the booth but I don’t think he’s keen.
I’ve yet to see the end result of the crown stencil but will keep you all posted.
The K2 telephone kiosk as it’s apparently known among enthusiasts
