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3D-printed Didactic model - AO-2.5 RT
- Thread starter The Lieutenant
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Hi,
the models look very good and detailed, how or with what did you put the stamps on it?
Regards
the models look very good and detailed, how or with what did you put the stamps on it?
Regards
Thanks for you appreciation!
I draw the stencil in Powerpoint and export the image in png format. I then use an online site to convert the png file into svg format. I work with a simplified online CAD system where I then import the svg file, process it and save it as a file in stl format.Honestly, it takes longer to describe it than to do it.
The stamp system would have been more correct but I have problems printing the material necessary to produce stamps. However, since they are educational models, the stencil system is more than enough. Cheers
I draw the stencil in Powerpoint and export the image in png format. I then use an online site to convert the png file into svg format. I work with a simplified online CAD system where I then import the svg file, process it and save it as a file in stl format.Honestly, it takes longer to describe it than to do it.
The stamp system would have been more correct but I have problems printing the material necessary to produce stamps. However, since they are educational models, the stencil system is more than enough. Cheers
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