Difference between revisions of "3D Printing Zone"

Revision as of 04:52, 25 July 2018

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Design your own model or find one on the internet.	Slicing involves dividing a 3D model into hundreds of horizontal layers that a 3D printer can "print". The resulting file is in GCODE format that a 3D printer needs to do its work.	MakerFX has multiple 3D printers than will turn the GCODE into a physical object.
	Filament The type of filament used will influence how you configure the slicing software and what 3D printer can be used.

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-Slicing involves dividing a 3D model into hundreds of horizontal layers that a 3D printer can "print".  The resulting file is in GCODE format that a 3D printer needs to do its work.
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-MakerFX has multiple 3D printers than will turn the GCODE into a physical object.
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+| Design your own model or find one on the internet.
+| Slicing involves dividing a 3D model into hundreds of horizontal layers that a 3D printer can "print".  The resulting file is in GCODE format that a 3D printer needs to do its work.
+| MakerFX has multiple 3D printers than will turn the GCODE into a physical object.
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