Anyone have stl file of cig logo

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02-06-2025 | 07:17 AM

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Brad Christy

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Originally Posted by Bill 3

Translucent filaments are not necessary. All of the ones I have printed were with jsut standard PLA filament. I have not actually made one, but I don't think it is too difficult.

Bill,

Good to know. I have no tried to light anything yet. Been on my mind, though, for hr hitch covers.

Thanks. Brad.

02-06-2025 | 07:25 AM

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Bill 3

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Bill,

Good to know. I have no tried to light anything yet. Been on my mind, though, for hr hitch covers.

Thanks. Brad.

Lighted hitch cover - that would be cool! Might need translucent filament though. These light boxes are VERY thin on the front where the light comes through.

02-06-2025 | 07:52 AM

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Wildman_grafix

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What file format do you need?

02-06-2025 | 08:35 AM

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Bill 3

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What file format do you need?

I beleive do design the 3D print, SVG would be needed. However I wouldn't mind some high quality JPG, PNG files just to have on hand.

02-06-2025 | 08:41 AM

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Brad Christy

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Originally Posted by H20 Toie

I've been playing with new 3d printer and would like to add cig logo to some things, i haven't learned cad yet and the logos i've done have only come out so so, hoping someone has a file i can use

H2O,

If you send me a PM, we can exchange numbers and I might be able to help you with an STL file. What printer and slicer are you using?

Thanks. Brad.