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Snap-On Logo
I traced the Snap-On logo for a class project. I then press fit it into a piece of wood I ran on the CNC. I thought you guys might like to have the logo for your own projects.
Scale and print appropriately for your own needs. I included a step(.stp) file incase you wanted to change something/remix and included two .dxf files if you wanted to cut out the logos to inlay.
*Note the "Just S" .stl has been modified to nicely fit in an inlay while the Snap-on logo/wrench will need press fit in with a hammer. Place flat piece of wood on top of ONE letter at a time to act as a buffer before hitting!
*The "Just S" file is actually a slightly different, larger trace than the full logo. It is also offset 0.05" from the .dxf so it fits nicely as an inlay. It is also only 0.125" thick instead of 0.25" like the logo and wrench
I will upload a picture of the final product once I get my project painted with clear coat
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