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How to Process STL Files for 3D Printing Using Insight

Stratasys
in 3D Printing
5 0 Beginner
This tutorial will give you a step-by-step procedure to aid in the generation of models. By following the steps of this tutorial, you can cut down on problems that can be easily overlooked. The following tutorial is brought to you by Stratasys.
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Data Security + GrabCAD Print

Shuvom Ghose
in 3D Printing
6 0 Intermediate
A short tutorial to answer questions such as: -"What data is sent over the cloud with GrabCAD Print?" -"How can I make my 3D printing data more secure?" -"Can GrabCAD Print be used without an internet connection?"
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How to Use the New 3D Printing Cost Calculator in GrabCAD Shop

Stratasys
in Process
5 0 Beginner
The new 3D printing cost calculator in GrabCAD Shop gives you the ability to communicate and manage costs per work order. In this tutorial, we’ll teach you how to set it up and use it so you can provide accurate 3D printing price estimates.
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How to Assign VeroClear Material to an Assembly in GrabCAD Print

Stratasys
in 3D Printing
4 0 Beginner
Assigning VeroClear material to a part or assembly is super easy in GrabCAD Print! Learn how to do it so you can start 3D printing clear materials.
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Generative Design with solide edge: a case study

Gouza
in Modeling
4 1 Beginner
Generative design in Solid Edge integrates advanced topology optimization within the Solid Edge 3D modeling toolkit, helping designers to create lighter components, minimize material waste in downstream manufacturing. Generative design produces an organic, reduced-mass geometric solution of a specific material optimized within a defined space, accounting for permissible loads and constraints. These highly customized designs are well-suited for casting or high-resolution 3D printing, or they can be modified for traditional manufacturing. Generative design in Solid Edge is unique in that it results in “ready-to-print” surface quality. In this video https://youtu.be/XrHjdoLKATk , you’ll learn: - What generative design is, and how it is different - The step-by-step process for creating an optimized shape Please support by subscribing
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How To Properly Sterilize FDM Parts

Stratasys
in Other
4 0 Intermediate
Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) is an additive manufacturing technology that is used in industry for development of three-dimensional models. Because of its ability to provide highly accurate models, FDM may offer many benefits to those wishing to use it for a range of medical applications. FDM can be used to build models that aid physicians in the surgical planning process or in the production of a surgical implant. It can be used to achieve a patient’s agreement prior to surgery by providing a preoperative simulation device. During surgery, an FDM model can act as an orienting aid or a template for resection. FDM can also be used to directly manufacture medical implants out of bioimplantable materials. However, such surgical devices and implants will come into direct contact with sterile body tissues and fluids, and therefore, must be manufactured out of sterilizable materials.
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How to Use the Stratasys Packaging Design Application to Create a Packaging Prototype

Stratasys
in 3D Printing
4 0 Expert
In this tutorial, we will show you how we used a J55 printer and our new packaging design application to create a product prototype with its packaging -- all in one print. That’s right! We printed a product prototype together with its packaging in one print, eliminating the need for additional resources for laser cutting, vacuum forming, etc. 3D printing with PolyJet enables us to include within the package design straight thin walls, full color graphics, fine features, transparency and high-resolution text and logo's.
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Creating Texturing Patterns on FDM Parts

Miguel De Haro
in 3D Printing
4 0 Beginner
The goal of this tutorial it´s how to add texture patterns to your FDM part and make it more presentable. Erasing those awful visible layers to give a better finishing, you can salect any texture and add to your FDM parts even photos or any image.
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3D Printed MeanWell Power Supply Bracket for Creality Ender 3: Fusion 360 Tutorial in Modeling Parts

Engineering Juice
in Modeling
4 0 Beginner
#3DPrint #3DPrinting #Ender3 (Material presented is for entertainment purposes only. I am not responsible for any injury or damage caused by installation, use or misuse of these devices.) We will model and assemble our own 3D printed brackets that allow the MeanWell power supply to be attached to the underside of the Ikea Lack table.
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How to Orient a 3D Printed Part for Smooth Finishing

GrabCAD Tutorials
in 3D Printing
4 0 Beginner
This tutorial will show you the best practices for orienting a part in order to achieve a smooth finish.
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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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mesh using pipe comment in autodesk fusion360

kiran
in Modeling
3 0 Intermediate
here you can find how to make a steped mesh using pipe comment in fusion360
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What You Need to Know When 3D Printing with Thermoplastics

Stratasys
in 3D Printing
3 0 Expert
Today, a majority of consumer products and production parts are made from thermoplastics. Thermoplastics are typically used in manufacturing techniques like injection molding, compression molding and machining, but with the invention of 3D printing, they became available for additive extrusion and sintering processes. A new door to advanced manufacturing has opened with 3D printing materials similar to the conventional thermoplastics familiar to engineers and designers. Thermoplastics are plastic materials, or polymers, that become pliable when heated to a specific temperature and solidify upon cooling. Types of thermoplastics include acrylic, ABS, Nylon, PLA, polycarbonate (PC), polyethylene and other specialty, high performance materials. If your part requires strength, rigidity or high temperature tolerance, then thermoplastics are a great option to fabricate your production component or prototype. Using 3D printing, engineers can make parts with the most commonly used thermoplastics, such as ABS, polycarbonate, a variety of blends, as well as thermoplastics engineered for aerospace, medical, automotive and other specialty applications. There are two additive technologies at Stratasys Direct Manufacturing that utilize thermoplastics: Laser Sintering (LS) and FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling).
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SOLIDWORKS FOR 3D PRINTING USING ULTIMAKER CURA

AGBOR EDOUARD
in 3D Printing
3 1 Beginner
this will show you how to print any design, part or assembly in 3D using solidworks software
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Tutorial for MakerBot Print Software

DHANASEKAR VINAYAGAMOORTHY
in 3D Printing
3 0 Expert
This Tutorial contains video of how to utilize makerbot print software for slicing a stl file to make it 3d printable and how to use the tools in makerbot print software
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