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Trail Marker

A real trail marker, sized for how markers actually get mounted — nail it to a tree, hang it by paracord, or screw it to a post, all through the same two holes. Pick a shape, a station number or a mile marker, an optional message, and generate a real, rotatable preview.

Letters, numbers, spaces, and basic punctuation only. Raised in its own color below the number.

Mounting

Every shape shares the same two mounting holes, stacked one above the other — real arborist guidance: a tree grows in girth, not height, so two vertically-stacked points keep a constant spacing for decades, while side-by-side points would drift apart as the trunk thickens. Both holes are sized to pass a small aluminum trail nail or a paracord/zip-tie loop, so you pick the mounting method at install time — nail it straight to a tree, hang it from a branch with no permanent damage, or screw it to a free-standing post.

Material

This one lives outdoors. We'd recommend PETG over PLA — real UV and weather resistance matters here in a way it doesn't for anything else in the shop.