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3Dprinting guides
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PLA 101 Everything you need to know May 14, 2018 -
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What is the Gcode? Transforming your 3D models to the language of printers Jan 16, 2019
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- What is the Gcode? Transforming your 3D models to the language of printers Jan 16, 2019
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What is the Gcode? Transforming your 3D models to the language of printers
Posted 16 Jan 2019 | By | In 3Dprinting guides | Comments (4) As we discussed in a previous blog post, STLs are the main files used in 3D printing . But, does our printer understand these files? The answer is no. The control systems used by our printers need specific movement instructions for motors and other elements. This is where the GCode language comes into play . ...
3D printing is not a perfect process. As in any other manufacturing system, there are differences between what we design and the physical object we manufacture. These small differences between the computer and the real world are called tolerances.Obtaining a tolerance 0 in the physical world is impossible, that is why there are certain tolerance values that are acceptable and do not affect the functioning of the designed piece. Knowing the ...
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How to optimize 3Dprinting costs
Posted 23 Nov 2018 | By | In 3Dprinting guides | Comments (92) If something stands out 3D printing is to be able to reduce costs and manufacturing times compared to traditional processes. Still, there are times that we do not take advantage of all the possibilities that this technology offers us, making the costs exceed those initially expected.That is why we have compiled a series of tips that will help you optimize the costs of 3D printing....
3D SMOOTH gives your pieces a spectacular finish hiding the layers with a shiny finish. If you want to become a master of post processing for 3D printing stay with us and discover these 8 tricks with which you will improve your use of 3DSMOOTH ....
When it comes to printing in 3D it is very likely that we design our own 3D models or download them from the network. But what if we want to print an exact copy of an object from the real world? This is where the 3D scanner comes into play ....