3D printing the parts ___________________________________ 1.0 3D Printing 3D printing is a additive manufacturing process of making three dimensional solid object from the digital files. In additive process object is created by laying down the successive layers until object is finished. Each these layers can be seen as thinly sliced horizontal cross section of the eventual object. The first step in 3D printing is making a virtual design you want to print using CAD(computer aided tools) like Blender[1], SketchUp 3D[2] etc. After completing the virtual 3D design the 3D model is exported to STL(STereoLithography)[3] file, then the STL file is uploaded to the 3D printer to start printing the object. 1.1 3D Printer Selection The selection of 3D printer depends on how fine quality you want your object to be printed. In the case of our arm we had two option Ultimaker 2[4] 3D printer and Mojo 3D[5] printer Fig 1.1.0 Ultimaker 2 Fig 1.1.1 Mojo
3D printing the parts ___________________________________ 1.0 3D Printing 3D printing is a additive manufacturing process of making three dimensional solid object from the digital files. In additive process object is created by laying down the successive layers until object is finished. Each these layers can be seen as thinly sliced horizontal cross section of the eventual object. The first step in 3D printing is making a virtual design you want to print using CAD(computer aided tools) like Blender[1], SketchUp 3D[2] etc. After completing the virtual 3D design the 3D model is exported to STL(STereoLithography)[3] file, then the STL file is uploaded to the 3D printer to start printing the object. 1.1 3D Printer Selection The selection of 3D printer depends on how fine quality you want your object to be printed. In the case of our arm we had two option Ultimaker 2[4] 3D printer and Mojo 3D[5] printer Fig 1.1.0 Ultimaker 2 Fig 1.1.1 Mojo
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