Advantages of 3D Powder Printing - Objects with negative space
and undercuts can be printed out. - Due to the pressure of the
surrounding powder in the print bed, no printed support
structures are necessary. - Voids created by shelling parts must
have access to the outside so the unused powder can be
retrieved. - The resulting material is very brittle with no
tensile strength. This must be considered during the modeling
process. - The printing quality depends on the 3D powder print
machine's layer thickness, which is set at 0.004 inch intervals.
- Deformation of the form is possible, depending on the geometry
of the part and its orientation. - 3D printed objects can be
finished by sanding, using filler, applying primer, epoxying,
and painting. - Only the surfaces that form a closed object can
be 3D printed. The closed surface model has to be converted into
a solid object, which is described by the .STL file. Once you
have a .STL file please prepare .ZBD file and submit for the 3D
printing. - Create surfaces w