🎉 (logo): Add GitShark logo 3D print model with README
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+# Slicer project files
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+*.gcode
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+*.bgcode
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+# OS cruft
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+.DS_Store
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+# GitShark Logo — 3D Print Model
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+A flat, print-ready 3D version of the [GitShark](https://github.com/workaround-org) logo — the shark fin riding on a git branch.
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+## What's in here
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+| File | Description |
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+| [`model/gitshark-logo.3mf`](model/gitshark-logo.3mf) | The 3D model (3MF, millimeter units) |
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+| [`images/render-3d.png`](images/render-3d.png) | Render of the model |
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+## Model specs
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+| Property | Value |
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+| Footprint | 45.1 mm × 55.5 mm |
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+| Height | 0.4 mm (flat) |
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+| Triangles | 1,892 |
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+| Format | 3MF |
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+## Printing it on a t-shirt
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+The model is deliberately only 0.4 mm high — two layers at 0.2 mm layer height — so it can be printed **directly onto fabric**:
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+1. Print the first layer (0.2 mm) as usual on the bare build plate, then pause the print.
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+2. Stretch the t-shirt over the build plate so the fabric lies flat on top of the first layer. Clip it down at the edges so it can't move.
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+3. Resume the print. The remaining layer squeezes through the fabric weave and bonds the print to the shirt.
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+Tips:
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+- **TPU** (flexible filament) survives wearing and washing far better than PLA.
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+- Scale the model up freely — it's a flat extrusion, so any XY scale works. Keep Z at 100 %.
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+- No infill settings matter at this height; the whole part is top/bottom layers.
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+Of course you can also just print it flat as a sticker, badge or keychain blank.
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