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Decepticon Cookie Cutter and Stamp

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Decepticon Logo cookie cutter and stamp.

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Kitchen
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Decepticon Logo cookie cutter and stamp.

Print Settings

Rafts:

Doesn't Matter

Supports:

No

How I Designed This

Step 1 - Find an SVG

I got my SVG from the Transformers Wiki.

Load SVG in Inkscape.

Step 2 - Mold Generation

Using the Inkscape to OpenSCAD extension, export base and details is separate OpenSCAD files.

Make the height 3mm when exporting.

Step 3 - Blade Generation

Convert the Background to a Path.

In config set offset size to 1mm.

Use path offset for gap.

Duplicate, change offset size to 3mm.

Use path offset for high portion of cutter (the blade).

Change path color and send to back.

Use path difference between original shape and offset shape to.

Export differenced path.

Step 4 - Cutter Handle Generation

Undo differencing.

Delete inner path, duplicate outer path.

In config set offset size to 6mm.

Use path offset.

Change offset path's color, send to back.

Select both the old outer path and the new 6mm offset path.

Use path difference again.

Export new differenced path.

Step 5 - Assemble in OpenSCAD

In a new OpenSCAD file make using directives to bring in the functions from the other four files

Call the functions as shown in each file. Place the background object on z=0 and the foreground above is at z=3.

Make sure the cutter portions are overlapping and unioned.

Make sure there is a clear gap between cutter and stamp.

I have a pre-designed hollow handle (I may upload it sometime in the future),

that I use also, but a handle is pretty much a 3mm tall rectangular prism.

Category: Kitchen & Dining

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