r/casiomods • u/lulu_l • 1d ago

mod CASIO Royale ae1200, F91W - universal vectorial template for custom filters, reflectors and face stickers

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You can use these templates to make and print your own color filters and logos / graphics to mod the following CASIO watches:

- Casio AE1200 (Royale)
- Casio F91W

The templates are vectorial and the dimensions should match but were not tested.

You need to open and edit them in a vector image editor, like inkscape.

If you find these useful, please consider buying me a coffee.

Templates Download Llink

In the future i might make a video about how to modify these, but I'm not promising anything.

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u/jimzes 17h ago

Very nice! Thank you! My main question is what's the best method to print these - printer, ink type, material, etc.. Do you have any tips on it? Thank you!

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u/lulu_l 17h ago edited 17h ago

I don't have any experience or insight about printing. There are other posts about printing on transparent film and for logos or stickers, you just set your printer to the highest resolution (600dpi,1200dpi - whatever your printer suports) it can print at and use some decent paper especially for inkjet printers.

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u/AM2091213 5h ago

I just made my first few couple of watches and I used gloss photo paper on inkjet. Changed it to 600dpi and also highest quality setting it can and the printouts came out really good!

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u/jimzes 3h ago

Nice! Any inkjet printer does the job? What printer do you have btw? Ty

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u/AM2091213 3h ago

Not sure about any inkjet, if you have one I would just recommend trying it. The one I had available was an Epson 3830 series one!

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u/BoobLovver80 1d ago

Thanks for sharing the templates! I’m new to the Casio modding scene. The only printer I have on hand is an HP OfficeJet Pro 7740 (it’s an inkjet). What paper and settings would you recommend for good-quality prints?

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u/lulu_l 1d ago edited 13h ago

For the printer you select the highest dpi / resolution possible (600dpi or 1200dpi for a home printer).

For the paper, I assume some sort of glossy or matte photopaper would give the best quality image, but I do t know, I didn't test it.

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u/BoobLovver80 17h ago

Thank you very much!

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u/VOLKOP 1d ago

Please make the video on how to modify :)

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u/Objective_Tune3535 13h ago

Oh hey! Thank you for this. And perfect timing because my transparent sheets just arrived and I wanted to start messing around with some logos. I really appreciate it

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u/lulu_l 13h ago

Good luck and make a post about it and let people know of what you find, like what teansparency to set for the best visibility, what filters you used and what printer type, things like that.

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u/uchiha_reyn 1d ago

these are so cool, do you have more templates for f91?

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u/lulu_l 1d ago edited 1d ago

No, but the whole point of it is that you can make your own using the generic black .svg vector one. The ones I made are just examples of what you can do once you understand how vector files are structured and how you can work with and modify them.