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Guidelines for 3D Printing

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Guidelines for 3D Printing

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Guidelines for 3D Printing

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"The shape must fit in a cube of dimensions 60mm x 60mm x 60mm." Which guideline does this example relate to?

2

"You should create one design that is joined together. For example, when making a car, it is possible that you may create a car that does not have the wheels attached" Which guideline does this example relate to?

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"Please note that interior shapes which are enclosed from at least three sides are complicated to print with the help of a traditional 3D printer." Which guideline does this example relate to?

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"It’s best not to add tiny details to 3D models, such as a ring having tiny letters on it. Please note to keep in mind that with designs that have shapes smaller than 10mm in length, the 3D printing might not be legible." Which guideline does this example relate to?

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"Any objects that are created must be joined to the base of the Workplane." Which guideline does this example relate to?

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"If a model does not fit in the defined dimensions, the object should be resized at the end of the session by holding down the shift key and then dragging around any of the black boxes present on the shape’s edges. This prevents the shape from being distorted in any one direction." Which guideline does this example relate to?

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"Any shape that has overhangs, such as the part of the arms or body of the following character, will require supports to be able to print the shape properly:" Which guideline does this example relate to?

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"During the session, you may mistakenly place a small block somewhere far away from the workspace" Which guideline does this example relate to?

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"There may be some shapes that do not have proper joints, which would result in the print getting separated easily." Which guideline does this example relate to?

 
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