3D Printable Multi-Color Logo
Budget: $30 – $250 AUD
I need our flat brand logo turned into a clean 3D file that I can send straight to a printer. The piece will be small—no more than 5 cm at its longest edge—so I’m only after the essential shapes and outlines rather than intricate engraving. It does, however, need to be a true multi-color model so the different brand shades can be printed in separate passes or on a dual-extrusion machine.
The outline and the letterign to be extruded 1mm heigher than the base.
I will supply the existing vector artwork and the official color values as soon as we start. You can build the geometry in Blender, Fusion 360, SolidWorks—or whatever tool you prefer—so long as the final deliverables include:
• A watertight, manifold STL (single file and, if needed, a version split by color)
• A 3MF or OBJ with proper color assignments
• A quick viewport render or screenshot that shows the file opens correctly in Cura or PrusaSlicer
I’ll check that the scale is exactly 50 mm maximum, that the colors are separated cleanly, and that there are no non-manifold edges. Once those points are confirmed, the project is complete.
The outline and the letterign to be extruded 1mm heigher than the base.
I will supply the existing vector artwork and the official color values as soon as we start. You can build the geometry in Blender, Fusion 360, SolidWorks—or whatever tool you prefer—so long as the final deliverables include:
• A watertight, manifold STL (single file and, if needed, a version split by color)
• A 3MF or OBJ with proper color assignments
• A quick viewport render or screenshot that shows the file opens correctly in Cura or PrusaSlicer
I’ll check that the scale is exactly 50 mm maximum, that the colors are separated cleanly, and that there are no non-manifold edges. Once those points are confirmed, the project is complete.