A little something I did as a token of gratitude for Francisco Mendes, one of the co-founder of a successful portuguese company associated to 3D printing: Beeverycreative.

While visually impressive, it's actually quite easy to do...

The model is available with Onshape at the following address:

• https://cad.onshape.com/documents/0ac9a6a7efe442b7bde32b7c/w/1b7e8d31b0f1449182303142

Just extrude, copy, rotate and boolean intersect is the base.

Go wild and make your own logo...

Print Settings

Rafts:

Doesn't Matter

Supports:

Resolution:

0.2

Infill:

Notes:

By any mean, not an easy print... Both models are proposed, with (meshmixer) and without support.

The "meshmixed" model could probably be optimized as some of the support are deeply embedded into the letter and are quite difficult to remove.

Also, it would be probably better to have the readable faces oriented upward to avoid any marking of the support.

(I've done this in a jiffy!)

Category: Signs & Logos