You could just print a QR code on a piece of paper.

You could also build it by hand, one pixel at a time, using ~590 3D-printed dots and a physical layout template. 

Place it on your booth, your market stall, your desk, or anywhere people are meant to scan something and instead end up asking questions.

The QR Code Builder Kit lets you assemble a fully functional, scannable QR code — by hand. It's part display object, part conversation starter, part mild flex.

What your code links to is entirely up to you. Generate your personal V2 QR code at tools.originalodd.de, follow the placement guide, and build it out pixel by pixel. Link it to your website, your portfolio, your WiFi password, or a strongly worded note to whoever is reading this.

The model contains:

• 1× QR code layout template (your build surface)
• Alignment pixels
• ~340 black pixels
• ~250 white pixels
• 1× stand

The .3mf file is set to single-colour printing and requires the alignment pixels to be glued to the board.
Alternatively, you can download the Board STL, set the alignment pixels to a colour of your choice and then print in the directly together in multi-colour. 

GOOD TO KNOW

QR codes have ~30% error correction built in, meaning even if a few pixels are slightly off, it'll still scan. That said, do follow the placement guide.

Short URLs work best. For longer ones, use a URL shortener first.

The kit supports V2 QR codes. Your companion tool at tools.originalodd.de handles everything.