3-Layer Quantum Logo STL
Budget: $30 – $250 AUD
I want to turn our company emblem into a three-colour, quantum-style push-through piece that works as both a promotional & functional fidget. I already have the logo artwork in PNG, PDF and JPEG formats and will supply it as soon as we start.
Here’s the vision: three perfectly aligned layers—Red on top, White in the middle, Black underneath—interlocking so the colours “push through” and create depth when printed. I’m after a clever 3D interpretation rather than a simple emboss, so feel free to experiment with negative space, stepped contours or lattice infills that highlight the quantum aesthetic while keeping the object comfortable to spin, click or flip in the hand.
Deliverables
• Print-ready STL (or a trio of STLs) with each colour clearly separated for filament changes or multi-material printers
• A quick render or screenshot so I can visualise the final look before printing
• Clean geometry: no non-manifold edges, watertight shells, and optimised for FDM printers with a 0.4 mm nozzle
I’m fine whether you model in Blender, Fusion 360, SolidWorks or similar—just make sure the final STL slices smoothly in Cura or PrusaSlicer. One revision is expected so we can tweak tolerances or accent details if needed. Once approved, I’ll handle the printing myself.
If this sounds straightforward to you and you enjoy adding a touch of creativity to logos, let’s get started.
The images supply are examples, hi res will be provided.
Here’s the vision: three perfectly aligned layers—Red on top, White in the middle, Black underneath—interlocking so the colours “push through” and create depth when printed. I’m after a clever 3D interpretation rather than a simple emboss, so feel free to experiment with negative space, stepped contours or lattice infills that highlight the quantum aesthetic while keeping the object comfortable to spin, click or flip in the hand.
Deliverables
• Print-ready STL (or a trio of STLs) with each colour clearly separated for filament changes or multi-material printers
• A quick render or screenshot so I can visualise the final look before printing
• Clean geometry: no non-manifold edges, watertight shells, and optimised for FDM printers with a 0.4 mm nozzle
I’m fine whether you model in Blender, Fusion 360, SolidWorks or similar—just make sure the final STL slices smoothly in Cura or PrusaSlicer. One revision is expected so we can tweak tolerances or accent details if needed. Once approved, I’ll handle the printing myself.
If this sounds straightforward to you and you enjoy adding a touch of creativity to logos, let’s get started.
The images supply are examples, hi res will be provided.
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