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Hi,here is the Python logo printed in 3 colors. If you open the .3mf file the colorchanges are added. There are three Layers (0.2 mm) for each color in the order: white, yellow and finally blue. Open source is amazing, so is Python (and Inkscpape). Both helped me a lot at college and even in my job in additve manufacturing. I can't programm good enough to contribute any code, therefore I am contributing this.Feel free to leave me feedback in the comments and please let me see your prints.Design:I took the logo (.svg) from the official Python homepage (link below). Than I removed the letters with inkscape and loaded the new .svg file to Fusion360. There I extruded both snakes and added a connecting base. All files are attached, so you can tweak the logo to your needs (size, thickness etc.). Please keep in mind the usage conditions as disclaimed ont the logo page of Python (Link below). Simply put, you can use the Logo to spread the word (promote the programming language) but ask for permission if you change the logo.Links:Python Logos.https://www.python.org/community/logos/Trademark usagehttps://www.python.org/psf/trademarks/inkscape:https://inkscape.org/de/
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