Apple Hello Decor

🚨UPDATE, 24.04.25🚨
I’ve added this profile to improve the sign using the H2D double nozzle features. Now, the sign is split into three parts, ensuring better connections due to the curve lines (h, e+l, l+o). This also saves time compared to printing all pieces separately.
I tested this configuration with my X1C printer, and it worked well. However, the printing time did increase significantly compared to using the H2D nozzle.

[UPDATE, APR25]
Some changes in the second profile with dovetails join to avoid printing time for the multicolours version. Now you can choose between a 0.02mm and 0.015mm dovetails gap. I've tested both versions with my X1C and A1mini (nozzle 0.4). To squeeze all pieces together, I recommend hammering gently; the result is almost perfect. Unfortunately, the little gap between the two H pieces is still not solved yet.

On 24 January 1984, Steve Jobs unveiled the Macintosh, an amazing personal computer designed for the masses, introducing the mouse-controlled window graphical user interface that we are still using today.

During that event, he showed the Macintosh drawing the famous hello sign!  This is my personal touch to remember that historic moment in Apple’s history.

You can find two versions of this sign: single body and multi-body, which give you a chance to print this sign with the iconic Apple rainbow colours. The size is 20x7x3.4cm. Best gift for Apple fan! This sign is suitable for a bedroom, office, studio, or wherever you want. Enjoy!

Now you can pair this sign with another beautiful object: the Apple 50th Anniversary 3D logo.

NOTES

• includes bambu studio 3mf files
• all photos uploaded are of the actual printed model, and are copyright protected
• if you enjoy this model please consider to buy me a coffee
• commercial licence membership available through the link below or on my patreon

You can print my Hello fridge magnet and the WWDC version “Hello… :-)