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Embossing Stamp Remix
par GaryStebbins
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From the original author:
"Open in Customizer, upload an image and check the Invert Colors box.
The Smile and Flower STLs were generated with a 1.5mm emboss height and sliced in Makerware with 0.2mm layers, 20% infill, and 3 shells.
For the colored layers, I used the z-pause feature on my printer and switched filament at 4mm"
See the original creation to understand about the filament colors.
I modified the source so that it can take a wider range of input files. I also added a brightness invert option, and a flip left-right option.
It will accept .PNG files as input. The file should be small - no more than 300x300. It took my computer about 20 minutes to process a 300x300 photo.
I created letters by using Photoshop to create a square canvas, 100 x 100 to 300 x 300, filled with black. Then add a white letter (or image) onto the canvas. To make the sides of the letter in the embossing stamp sloped a bit, blur the image - I used Gaussian Blur, at 1 to 3 pixels. I then
"Open in Customizer, upload an image and check the Invert Colors box.
The Smile and Flower STLs were generated with a 1.5mm emboss height and sliced in Makerware with 0.2mm layers, 20% infill, and 3 shells.
For the colored layers, I used the z-pause feature on my printer and switched filament at 4mm"
See the original creation to understand about the filament colors.
I modified the source so that it can take a wider range of input files. I also added a brightness invert option, and a flip left-right option.
It will accept .PNG files as input. The file should be small - no more than 300x300. It took my computer about 20 minutes to process a 300x300 photo.
I created letters by using Photoshop to create a square canvas, 100 x 100 to 300 x 300, filled with black. Then add a white letter (or image) onto the canvas. To make the sides of the letter in the embossing stamp sloped a bit, blur the image - I used Gaussian Blur, at 1 to 3 pixels. I then
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