JPEG to 3MF with Labels
Budget: $10 – $30 AUD
I will provide a single-image JPEG or a SVG file that must become a clean, watertight 3 MF file I can drop straight into Bambu Studio for my P1S. As you convert the artwork, please add the requested text labels along the bottom edge of the design—nothing elsewhere. The lettering must remain sharp at typical FDM resolutions and sit flush with the model surface so it prints cleanly without extra supports.
Note there are two files please quote for either file or both to be made into the Bambu 3mf file
You’re free to choose your preferred workflow—Fusion 360, Blender, SolidWorks, or similar—as long as the final deliverable is one ready-to-slice 3 MF file. I’ll verify it by opening it in Bambu Studio: no missing faces, no repair prompts, and dimensions matching the original image. If you spot any scale issues during conversion, let me know so we can lock in the exact print size before you export.
Deliverable:
• One (or two) optimized .3mf file with the bottom-placed text labels incorporated.
The file will then be combined with a travel tag that the file will print the original logo with 4 colours and the additional text
The text will change for each print
Once I confirm it opens flawlessly and the labels appear where expected, the job is done.
Note there are two files please quote for either file or both to be made into the Bambu 3mf file
You’re free to choose your preferred workflow—Fusion 360, Blender, SolidWorks, or similar—as long as the final deliverable is one ready-to-slice 3 MF file. I’ll verify it by opening it in Bambu Studio: no missing faces, no repair prompts, and dimensions matching the original image. If you spot any scale issues during conversion, let me know so we can lock in the exact print size before you export.
Deliverable:
• One (or two) optimized .3mf file with the bottom-placed text labels incorporated.
The file will then be combined with a travel tag that the file will print the original logo with 4 colours and the additional text
The text will change for each print
Once I confirm it opens flawlessly and the labels appear where expected, the job is done.