Stamp, Stencil and Badge Factory

1. Sharp black and white images and a minimum of border are best.
2. Use image format .png or .jpg with resolution 150 px for clean edges.
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Print and finishing your stamp

  • Stamps may be printed in standard PLA or ABS (flexible material does not work well).
  • Provide a grip and backing to your stamp by gluing it onto a block slightly larger than the stamp with white or plastics glue.
  • To finish the stamping surface, sand with P120, 150, 180 then polish with P240 grit.
  • Make sure to sand the stamping surface flat and parallel to the table.
  • To use and get best results from your new stamp, place a soft tissue under the paper.
  • Use a helper triangle or guide to keep the stamp straight on the work.
  • Feedback and pictures of results are always very welcome. Get in touch with me via Facebook or G+.
  • Happy stamping and make lots of gifts or stamps this year!

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About Stamp, Stencil amd Badge Factory | V 0.1

Put together by Kurt Meister and Manuel Meister in Oktober 2015.

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Thanks to Benjamin for his fantastic Stamp-o-Matic, which is based on Potrace by Peter Selinger and on the javascript version by DEFGHI1977 and George Nagaoka, Nitoyon (AS3 version).

OpenJSCAD.org | Version

by René K. Müller (UI & CLI), Joost Nieuwenhuijse (core), Eduard Bespalov (core), Gary Hogdson (OpenSCAD translator)
csg.js core & improvements by Evan Wallace, Eduard Bespalov, Joost Nieuwenhuijse, Alexandre Girard
Licenses: MIT License & GPLv2 | Get your copy/clone/fork from GitHub: OpenJSCAD
OpenJSCAD.org , MIT License & GPLv2, get your own copy/clone/fork from GitHub: OpenJSCAD
// -- OpenJSCAD.org logo function main() { return union( difference( cube({size: 3, center: true}), sphere({r:2, center: true}) ), intersection( sphere({r: 1.3, center: true}), cube({size: 2.1, center: true}) ) ).translate([0,0,1.5]).scale(10); }