The classic Quake logo, with a slightly irregular outline and clean lines at the top and bottom.

I once tried to print the Quake logo designed by Dubi, but the logo with slightly rough edges in the middle showed some gaps in the model, and the printing effect was quite strange. After giving up on repairing the model, I decided to start modeling it from scratch. I found an image with a clear outline on the internet, optimized it, converted it into a vector graphic, and then stretched and shaped it in Blender. Next, I needed to further explore how to give this model a delicate and textured rough texture.

Printing with the Lulzbot Taz 5 printer
Use the 3mm white ABS filament produced by Monoprice
The nozzle temperature is set to 234℃
The platform temperature is set to 100℃
Select "Fine" for print quality
The filling density is 5%
No support structure is needed
The zoom ratio is 10 times