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How to Remove FDM Support Material

Stratasys
in 3D Printing
9 0 Intermediate
FDM (fused deposition modeling) Technology lets you 3D print parts in a broad range of well tested plastics. FDM materials offer specialized properties like toughness, electrostatic dissipation, translucence, biocompatibility, UV resistance, VO flammability and FST ratings. This makes them perfect for demanding designers and engineers in aerospace, automotive, manufacturing, medical and other industries.
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How to Remove SUP706 Soluble Support on a 3D Printed Part

GrabCAD Tutorials
in 3D Printing
6 2 Intermediate
Removing SUP706 Soluble Support is quick and easy. Following the best practices ensures that you do not damage or break your part in the process. The following is brought to you by Stratasys.
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Solidworks simulation 124| How to apply elastic support fixture?

sakib ahmed
in FEM
6 1 Intermediate
How to apply elastic support fixture in solidworks. Where to apply elastic support fixture in solidworks. Best example if of children jumping on bed. Main parameter to define elastic support fixture in solidworks is to assign normal as well as shear stiffness.
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How to design your own support structures for FDM printing

Andreas Bastian
in Design & CAD
4 1 Intermediate
See below for a method to manually model support structures.
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