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3D printing is an incredibly powerful tool for makers as it allows us to manufacture parts quickly and with ease. In this video, we will be taking you through the whole process of going from a CAD model to a final 3d printed part by looking at the slicing process and the essential slicer settings. We also take a look at how to design your parts for 3d printing so you can have highly optimised and printable parts. Then we finally put this all together and started to get our long-term projects going.
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0:00 Intro
0:41 Why 3D Printing?
2:30 Exporting From CAD
4:58 Slicing
7:23 Choosing a Material
8:31 Layer Height
9:22 Shell Thickness and Infill
10:13 Supports
11:30 Printing the Part
13:04 CAD Design for 3D Printing
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