Sign Making - Empire Regular Letters

A less obvious use for 3D printers is to create 2D-ish signage for walls, doors, gift cards or other crafts. It's fast, clean, and effective.

This is a collection of 88 letters, numbers, and symbols extruded with a high-arc quality, ready to print. I have chosen this font because it is print-suitable and sign-readable. It is based on a font by Almarkhatypefrom https://www.fontspace.com/empirez-font-f45074
which itself is licensed as "Demo, personal use only". Note, the zero is missing from this set, so use the letter O instead. This has a college sports team vibe.

Letters can be scaled to modify overall dimensions, aspect ratio or depth in your slicer (limited only by the size of your print bed). In my tests, 3 layers at 0.32mm provides a "flat" letter that won't deform and can be glued to a variety of backgrounds using E6000 or UHU type glues. If you aren't good at hand kerning, do go grab the font to see how the font expects it to look. This is also where you will go to previe