3D Printing without a printer. Build this simple wearable heart with hot glue and an LED. From Circuitbreaker on Instructables:
The heart is is made from (carefully) extruded hot glue, and it has a SMC LED powered by a CR2032. I was going to use a normal broach pin, but I have had some painful encounters with that species so I decided to use a small Neodymium magnet. Conveniently, the magnet also acts as a switch, clamping the power wire onto the battery.
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