Golf - Golf Ball Stencil - Insert - Tree - Maple Leaf - Marker
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Maple Leaf stencil insert to be used in conjunction with PrintSphere golf ball stencil holder or spray paint jig
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Model information
- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Outdoor Sports
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
The Moose Head golf ball stencil insert provides a fun marker friendly logo that stands out on any golf ball that works with the PrintSphere Golf Ball Stencil Holder (hinged or unhinged) or the Golf Ball Spray Paint Stencil Jig. Explore other stencil designs created by PrintSphere.
Usage
Recommend using a fine or ultrafine sharpie to accurately get logo transferred onto golf ball - Check out the Marker Use Video
Logo insert to be used in conjunction with Golf Ball Holder V2a,b or Golf Ball Holder (V3) model.
Can also be used with Golf Ball Spray Paint Holder Jig and either regular spray paint or airbrush acrylic paint.
Printing Tips
Stencils have a 1.45mm thickness and are suitable for both FDM and SLA printing.
SLA Stencil Creation
Use an SLA printer (0.05mm layer height with supports) for best detail results since that keeps the stencil details crisp. Be aware that SLA prints have some level of shrinkage (due to curing and then degassing) so you will need to increase the scale of the print based on the resin shrinkage calibration results.
FDM Stencil Creation
For FDM printer use PETG/PLA with painted supports (snug) central areas of model with 0.1mm layer height.
Support
Commercial Licensing of Marker friendly stencils and holders is available
If you are interested in the Anycubic Photon M5s Pro SLA printer (I use this one) or other Anycubic printers and want to learn more please go to Anycubic Store. For $20 off use this CPMTPFIZJP coupon code at the Anycubic Store.
SLA vs. FDM Print Comparison
Below is a comparison between FDM and SLA print of a stencil insert to show difference. SLA print is on the right and FDM on the left. Both are 0.1mm layer heights but SLA print is sharper.
