Layered STL from 2D Image
Budget: $10 – $30 CAD
I have a single 2-D image that I want turned into an STL ready for 3-D printing. The final model must be organised in clearly separated layers so I can import it straight into Tinkercad and adjust individual heights or colours before printing.
You’ll receive the source image as soon as we start. From there, please:
• Recreate the artwork in 3-D, keeping all visual details sharp and printable.
• Split the geometry into distinct, non-merged layers (for example background, lettering, icons, borders—whatever is present in the picture).
• Export the finished, watertight STL with the layers preserved and named logically so they stay independent when opened in Tinkercad.
I’ll test the file by loading it into Tinkercad and slicing it for my printer. If every layer appears as a separate solid and there are no mesh errors, we’re done. A short note on your design decisions (layer order, suggested Z-heights) will be appreciated.
You’ll receive the source image as soon as we start. From there, please:
• Recreate the artwork in 3-D, keeping all visual details sharp and printable.
• Split the geometry into distinct, non-merged layers (for example background, lettering, icons, borders—whatever is present in the picture).
• Export the finished, watertight STL with the layers preserved and named logically so they stay independent when opened in Tinkercad.
I’ll test the file by loading it into Tinkercad and slicing it for my printer. If every layer appears as a separate solid and there are no mesh errors, we’re done. A short note on your design decisions (layer order, suggested Z-heights) will be appreciated.
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Photoshop
3D Rendering
3D Modelling
3D Animation
3D Design
3D Printing
3D CAD
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