if you print the stamp upside down you wont need supports on the stamp face. That way it comes out cleaner. You can print the handle and stamp separate so it doesn't need supports at all and then glue the two pieces together. To get a better impression, I find that putting something soft like craft foam or a thin sponge under the paper you want to stamp makes it come out better.
I realize that this was uploaded a while ago but if you see this I was wondering-How do you make the background transparent after you convert the png to an SVG?
hello, i followed the instructions, when i go to put the 2nd layer over the circle and words, i can still see the words thru the top, should i not see them as it doesn't show in your video.
Hey! 👋 What do you want to 3D print? 😁
bath bomb moolds..detailed inverse prints mebe?
@@marydhanyalouisa Amazing idea!! Bath bomb molds would be very fun!
@@classnotes i will look forward to your video..
if you print the stamp upside down you wont need supports on the stamp face. That way it comes out cleaner. You can print the handle and stamp separate so it doesn't need supports at all and then glue the two pieces together. To get a better impression, I find that putting something soft like craft foam or a thin sponge under the paper you want to stamp makes it come out better.
Great ideas Diego! I'll be sure to try out your crafty sponge idea.
Also brilliant way to save filament + time by printing separately. 👍
Great suggestions, thank you
Thank you Nicole! Fantastic idea , I will definitely experiment with my students.
Amazing! Thanks Renata, let me know how that goes. 😁
Thank you for the tutorial. Greatly appreciated
Thanks for leaving a positive comment 😁
Hey! very nice video. Went through all the steps now have a stamp printing out. Thanks a lot
Wow that’s amazing! Would love to see your work - tag @classnoteswithnicole on Instagram or @ncaiAU on Twitter 😁
Great work
Great, thank you!
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I realize that this was uploaded a while ago but if you see this I was wondering-How do you make the background transparent after you convert the png to an SVG?
Hey Jax when you export it as a SVG file on Canva, the background becomes transparent :)
hello, i followed the instructions, when i go to put the 2nd layer over the circle and words, i can still see the words thru the top, should i not see them as it doesn't show in your video.
same thing happening to me
Probably better to print it in 2 parts and use flex filament, like this video suggests:
3D Printed Ink Stamp. Will it work?
You could use this stamp on clay or dough if imprint deep enough….
Wow that’s a great idea - cookie dough! 😁 thanks for sharing!
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