Need help turning a logo into an .STL file

[iDig3Dprinting]

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Thanks very much

[Marm]

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[iDig3Dprinting]

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Thanks very much, its all greatly appreciated

[RAMTechRob]

iDig, thanks for the link. LIKED

[iDig3Dprinting]

iDig, thanks for the link. LIKED

Thanks RAMTechRob, mush appreciated.

[Roxy]

Strangely enough we did this just the other day using n online tool - we posted the result on our facebook page, why not have a look, it was very easy to do so you could try it and see if the results are acceptable.

The http://www.selva3d.com/ link provided at your page produces very small .STL files. I was having trouble importing the large .STL files produced by the 3dp.rocks lithophane link. For some reason, OpenScad could pull it in, but it did not become part of the part you are rendering. Your www.selva3d.com link does not have those issues.

THANKS TO EVERYBODY!!!! I really appreciate the help!

[iDig3Dprinting]

The http://www.selva3d.com/ link provided at your page produces very small .STL files. I was having trouble importing the large .STL files produced by the 3dp.rocks lithophane link. For some reason, OpenScad could pull it in, but it did not become part of the part you are rendering. Your www.selva3d.com link does not have those issues.

THANKS TO EVERYBODY!!!! I really appreciate the help!

Glad it was of some use

[curious aardvark]

simplify3d has a built in utility to produce stl from this kind of file.
But heh, you're covered :-)

[Jan1990]

Just ran a screen grab of your logo through 3dp.rocks lithophane program. I set the max width to 50mm (about 2") and the depth to 6mm (about 1/4"). Then ran the resulting STL file through Netfabb to clean it up. There are plenty of options to choose from so i'm sure you can find something that works.You might want to slice off the base, but i'll let you figure that out.Edit: Just realized the stl file image is reversed. I guess you'll have to flip it first.

3dp rocks standardly makes the photo negative. (which in my opinion, you don't want). I always use www.itslitho.com for making these. You get a direct preview of what your design would look like, very handy!