May 24, 2026
Description
A three-color cyberpunk printer badge for makers who care about open slicers, repairable hardware, remixable files, and user control.
Love the printer. Free the printer.
I like good printers. I also believe desktop 3D printing is at its best when the tools stay open, understandable, repairable, and user-controlled. This badge is a small community nod to open-source slicers, right-to-repair culture, and the people doing the patient work of keeping the maker ecosystem hackable.
The design is built as raised, hard-edged color geometry, not a texture, decal, or gradient. That means the color regions are real printable features and should preview cleanly in Bambu Studio or OrcaSlicer.
| Tested printer | Bambu P1S with AMS |
| Material | PLA |
| Colors | 3 filament channels: black base, magenta details, teal details |
| Orientation | Face up |
| Layer height | 0.20 mm |
| Bed | Textured PEI, clean plate recommended |
| Supports | No |
| Prime tower | Enabled for the multicolor profile |
| Ironing | Top surfaces enabled in the included profile |
| Approx. size | 104.23 x 50.00 x 2.50 mm |
AMS or AMS Lite is recommended. This is not a simple manual layer-swap print because multiple colors appear in the same layer ranges.
The geometry fits the A1 and A1 mini build volumes. The included print profile is P1S-based, so please treat A1 and A1 mini as geometry-compatible until an A1/A1 mini profile has been sliced, reviewed, and tested.
For an A1/A1 mini remix profile: use PLA presets for all three colors, keep supports off, verify the first layer, and check the top-surface ironing preview before publishing the profile.
Remixing is encouraged. The package includes the SVG source and the MakerLab template so you can recolor, resize, alter the text, or rebuild the badge instead of only editing a locked slicer profile.
Good remix directions: alternate color palettes, A1/A1 mini-specific profiles, magnet-backed versions, screw-hole variants, shop-wall signs, and localized text versions.
Original artwork and project: FreshyLabs. The original sign geometry was prepared with Bambu MakerLab's Image to Keychain tool, which is credited here as the modeling/vectorization workflow.
Released under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International. You can print, share, customize, and remix it for non-commercial use with attribution, and remixes should use the same license.
This is community artwork. It is not official, sponsored, endorsed, or affiliated with Bambu Lab, OrcaSlicer, Prusa Research, Software Freedom Conservancy, or any person or organization involved in the current public discussion.
License:
BY-NC-SA
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