Coaster with rose (pair)

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Coaster with Rose (Pair) Are you that romantic lover? Print this coaster for yourself or that someone special. Put some love in your heart. The drink coaster has a nice classy rose print. Therefore it's also for the flower lovers among us. This download contains two drink coasters, a negative and positive one. If you print it as a drink coaster, I would print the negative one. Cause that one provides more stability for your glass/cup. Use these coasters to place your favourite drink. If you have printed it, don't hesitate to show off your skills and upload a picture. This is a standard size coaster (100 by 100 by 5 mm), to fit in my coaster holder: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3130397 I have printed this model with Ultimaker white PLA. I used 0.2mm layer height and, 18% infill. I used a 0.4mm nozzle with my extruder at 210 degrees Celsius. I used a heated bed. To avoid the curling up at the bottom I used a brim. Don't hesitate to use your own configuration. Design Steps I picked a logo from my browser and have put it in svg format in InkScape (see video). Opened the svg file in Blender and made it a 3D object. In Meshmixer I have repaired the file, using the 'Inspector' button under the 'Analysis' tab. In Meshmixer I have also added a drink coaster. I made the drink coaster in 123D Design using simple model techniques. You can also choose to make a template of a drink coaster in another program. For example: Tinkercad. Than I have merged the drink coaster with the 3D model (of the logo) after scaling the model in Meshmixer. In Meshmixer I have made the 'positive' file. For the negative model I have used 123Design to subtract the file from a drink coaster. Saved it as a STL file and sliced it for printing. Cause the model has still some issues even after repairing it in Meshmixer; I have decided to export it into Netfabb Online Service. This almost works very well after modelling something. Netfabb Online Service is a free STL repairing service. After this process I have previewed the model in my slicer (something I advise you to do before printing a model). The preview looked great with perfect (thick) lines; so I could print it without any problems. If you would like to know how I design a 2D picture into a 3D model. Use this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g6cmClwLhz8 (video is under 6 min.) 2D to 3D in Blender Use this link to download Blender for free: https://www.blender.org/download/ Use this link to download InkScape for free: https://inkscape.org/nl/download/ Best, Raimon of IdeaLab