Logos Converted Into 3D Print Models
Budget: $14 – $30 NZD
I have two flat logos that I’d like turned into clean, watertight 3D models that I can open and edit in Autodesk Fusion 360. The end files must be supplied in STL format and carry a moderate level of surface detail—sharp enough to keep the branding recognizable without over-complicating the mesh for printing. I am not tied to any specific physical dimensions right now, so you can keep them at their native scale; I’ll handle any final sizing once I import them.
Deliverables
• Two individual STL files, each representing one logo, ready for slicing and test printing in Fusion 360.
• Models should be manifold, with proper face orientation and no non-manifold edges.
Acceptance Criteria
• Opens in Fusion 360 with no repair warnings.
• Mesh passes basic slicer checks (Simplify3D / Cura) for printability.
• Branding elements remain visually accurate when printed at common logo sizes (≈50 mm–100 mm width).
colours must be seperate objects so they can be printed seperately
If you’re comfortable building logo reliefs, emboss/deboss features, and ensuring clean topology for FDM or resin workflows, let’s get started.
Deliverables
• Two individual STL files, each representing one logo, ready for slicing and test printing in Fusion 360.
• Models should be manifold, with proper face orientation and no non-manifold edges.
Acceptance Criteria
• Opens in Fusion 360 with no repair warnings.
• Mesh passes basic slicer checks (Simplify3D / Cura) for printability.
• Branding elements remain visually accurate when printed at common logo sizes (≈50 mm–100 mm width).
colours must be seperate objects so they can be printed seperately
If you’re comfortable building logo reliefs, emboss/deboss features, and ensuring clean topology for FDM or resin workflows, let’s get started.