I tried to make the description and the solution in such a way that it could be done easily, without special program, and knowledge.
Color printing is easy with Z layer height change.
In the picture and example, there is a Jazztronica List for guests coming to our workshop while they wait. =)
The model is similar in width and rounding to the wifi qr code models found here: https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/62820-wifi-qr-code-with-custom-qr-code , and they look good together.
Description
Generate Spotify Code
- Open the spotify app and search for a list, album, or track, then click the three dots, or right-click the track, album, etc., then go to a share and copy the Spotify URL.
- Go to this page: https://www.spotifycodes.com#create and paste the copied url.
- You do not need to modify other settings.
- Download the Svg file.
Code model preparation for Tinkercad
- Login, or registration on the free Tinkercad at www.tinkercad.com
- Import the svg file.
- Set the Scale (%) to 23
- You'll see a big cube with the code in it, you don't have to do anything with it, just export it.
- Export the file in Stl format
Preparing for 3D printing.
- Open PrusaSlicer of course.=)
- Select the base model you want, depending on whether you want to create it in two or three colors and with text.
- Right-click on the model - Add Part - Load and select the tinkercades stl file you downloaded first.
- Once the file is displayed it will not be the correct size, but this can be easily modified
- Select the added stlt file from the drop-down on the right side of the main file
- Then open the small padlock on the part manipulation tab and set the Z Size of the added model to 3mm.
- Click the apperas small icon on the right (Drop to Bed)
- Slice it up with the colors and settings you need
- Happy Printing. =)
Print Settings
- Nozzle: 0.4mm
- Layerheight: 0.20mm
- For a nicer pattern: Change the Lift Z to 0.1
- Detect thin walls: On
Post Process
Scalpel can be used to easily remove any support residue left on it.
Tags
The author marked this model as their own original creation.