My very first time using a 3D printer. I have a little bit of experience with Google Sketch Up ( very basic stuff ), but I am way more familiar with photoshop, which can be a hinderance more than a help when moving to 3D stuff.
I'm using Fusion 360 and Cura for Slicing.
Anyway, while waiting for my printer to arrive - Creality Ender 5 Pro - I designed a logo for my car and this is my first print of it.
All in all I am very happy with how this turned out. I wanted a two tone print. When I researched the method I saw that with a single extruder you can do this by pausing the print half way through and changing spool - but this wouldn't achive the result I wanted.
I wanted the two colours to be on the same level.
So I thought about it and decided to try and print the logo in 2 parts, which then click into one another. Well it couldn't have turned out any better. Absolutely hand in glove but tight enough to not even need glue to hold.
The only two colours I have at the moment are white and black, ideally I want this in red and black as in the original image. I think it should look pretty good when I get my red filament.
I'm using Fusion 360 and Cura for Slicing.
Anyway, while waiting for my printer to arrive - Creality Ender 5 Pro - I designed a logo for my car and this is my first print of it.
All in all I am very happy with how this turned out. I wanted a two tone print. When I researched the method I saw that with a single extruder you can do this by pausing the print half way through and changing spool - but this wouldn't achive the result I wanted.
I wanted the two colours to be on the same level.
So I thought about it and decided to try and print the logo in 2 parts, which then click into one another. Well it couldn't have turned out any better. Absolutely hand in glove but tight enough to not even need glue to hold.
The only two colours I have at the moment are white and black, ideally I want this in red and black as in the original image. I think it should look pretty good when I get my red filament.
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