Wrestling Legend Tribute Medallion Bas Relief STL for 3D Printing and CNC

Model Overview & Print Notes

A wrestling portrait tribute with sunglasses, a moustache and flexed arms. This is a fan tribute, not an officially licensed product. Wrestling Legend Tribute Medallion: a circular sculpted bas-relief for display, 3D printing or relief carving. One connected printable plaque with a flat back. WRESTLING LEGEND TRIBUTE MEDALLION SCULPTED MEDALLION — STL FILE GUIDE WHAT IS INCLUDED relief-medallion.stl: the complete circular bas-relief with a flat back, one connected solid. FILE_GUIDE_AND_INSTRUCTIONS.txt: this guide. Digital files only; no physical item is shipped. This is a relief plaque, not a round figurine, a lithophane or a laser-cut file. No SVG/DXF, STEP, separate colour parts, supports or mounting hardware are included. DIMENSIONS AND FILES Millimetres. Bounding box: 200.00 x 200.00 x 24.00 mm. Approximate diameter 200 mm, backing 4 mm, maximum sculpted projection about 20 mm above that backing. STL has no colour or material data. Mesh checked for closed geometry, consistent winding and one solid. Printing and CNC machining have not been physically tested. AI-assisted reconstruction from the supplied monochrome reference; finer features are interpreted during reconstruction. Lettering is modelled independently with a level raised top and softened edges. Previews show the actual included STL with illustrative neutral gray and wood materials. 3D PRINTING — BEGINNER GUIDE 1. Extract the download. Open relief-medallion.stl in your slicer, check millimetres and dimensions before scaling. Confirm that it fits your build plate with room for any brim. 2. Place the flat back on the build plate, sculpted front facing up. Scale uniformly if required: small lettering, fingers and texture also shrink. No mounting holes are designed into the plaque. 3. Select your printer and filament manufacturer's profile. For a common 0.4 mm FDM nozzle, a 0.12–0.16 mm layer height, 3 walls and 15–20% infill are reasonable starting points, not tested settings for your machine. Review bottom/top layers, first-layer adhesion and the sliced lettering. Adjust to your printer and material. 4. Examine the layer preview. Check that small grooves and raised details survive at the chosen size. Determine supports from the actual orientation and sliced geometry; do not assume that every printing process uses the same setup. 5. For resin printing, use your machine/material profile, appropriate orientation, supports and curing procedure. A large flat part needs careful adhesion and warping control. 6. Print a small detail sample before committing to the complete plaque. The STL is one solid for printing in one material. You can paint it afterward or use slicer colour-painting tools where supported; illustrative preview finishes are not baked into the file. CNC CARVING — OPTIONAL USE Import the same STL in relief-capable CAM software and check millimetres. Set stock thickness, origin and holding allowance for your actual machine. Plan roughing with finishing allowance and a suitable ball-nose finishing pass. A detail pass may be needed for text, eyes and fine grooves. Choose feeds, speeds, step-over and tool diameter from the material and cutter specifications. Simulate tool/holder clearance and remaining stock before machining. This front is a single-valued surface without designed undercuts; that does not guarantee every groove is accessible to every cutter. G-code and universal machine settings are not included. LICENCE Follow the marketplace licence attached to the listing. A download does not grant ownership of names, likenesses or other pre-existing elements depicted in the artwork. Do not redistribute the digital files. ## 3D Printing Settings WRESTLING LEGEND TRIBUTE MEDALLION SCULPTED MEDALLION — STL FILE GUIDE WHAT IS INCLUDED relief-medallion.stl: the complete circular bas-relief with a flat back, one connected solid. FILE_GUIDE_AND_INSTRUCTIONS.txt: this guide. Digital files only; no physical item is shipped. This is a relief plaque, not a round figurine, a lithophane or a laser-cut file. No SVG/DXF, STEP, separate colour parts, supports or mounting hardware are included. DIMENSIONS AND FILES Millimetres. Bounding box: 200.00 x 200.00 x 24.00 mm. Approximate diameter 200 mm, backing 4 mm, maximum sculpted projection about 20 mm above that backing. STL has no colour or material data. Mesh checked for closed geometry, consistent winding and one solid. Printing and CNC machining have not been physically tested. AI-assisted reconstruction from the supplied monochrome reference; finer features are interpreted during reconstruction. Lettering is modelled independently with a level raised top and softened edges. Previews show the actual included STL with illustrative neutral gray and wood materials. 3D PRINTING — BEGINNER GUIDE 1. Extract the download. Open relief-medallion.stl in your slicer, check millimetres and dimensions before scaling. Confirm that it fits your build plate with room for any brim. 2. Place the flat back on the build plate, sculpted front facing up. Scale uniformly if required: small lettering, fingers and texture also shrink. No mounting holes are designed into the plaque. 3. Select your printer and filament manufacturer's profile. For a common 0.4 mm FDM nozzle, a 0.12–0.16 mm layer height, 3 walls and 15–20% infill are reasonable starting points, not tested settings for your machine. Review bottom/top layers, first-layer adhesion and the sliced lettering. Adjust to your printer and material. 4. Examine the layer preview. Check that small grooves and raised details survive at the chosen size. Determine supports from the actual orientation and sliced geometry; do not assume that every printing process uses the same setup. 5. For resin printing, use your machine/material profile, appropriate orientation, supports and curing procedure. A large flat part needs careful adhesion and warping control. 6. Print a small detail sample before committing to the complete plaque. The STL is one solid for printing in one material. You can paint it afterward or use slicer colour-painting tools where supported; illustrative preview finishes are not baked into the file. CNC CARVING — OPTIONAL USE Import the same STL in relief-capable CAM software and check millimetres. Set stock thickness, origin and holding allowance for your actual machine. Plan roughing with finishing allowance and a suitable ball-nose finishing pass. A detail pass may be needed for text, eyes and fine grooves. Choose feeds, speeds, step-over and tool diameter from the material and cutter specifications. Simulate tool/holder clearance and remaining stock before machining. This front is a single-valued surface without designed undercuts; that does not guarantee every groove is accessible to every cutter. G-code and universal machine settings are not included. LICENCE Follow the marketplace licence attached to the listing. A download does not grant ownership of names, likenesses or other pre-existing elements depicted in the artwork. Do not redistribute the digital files.

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