Hi, just a quick tip; you can also use inspector repair the model and then instead of extruding like that you can make the object "rigid" and then extrude and flatten the base. I found than quicker and better. Thanks for sharing.
great video.easy and very clear tutorial. A few questions , when i uploaded my 3d stl file to an outsourcing 3d printing service site, i recieved following error : - unreadable model file - negative model volume - model too large what does these mean and how should i correct them? thanks
Nice video! what about changing the teeth, like making restorations so you can print a model to use like a mock up or provisionals, this software are able to do that?
Thank you! Enlightening. How are you doing? I need to select a dental ecosystem. Can you help? Love the Formlabs hardware and approach, but no info from them on Canadian resin approvals. I am P.Eng. Involved in dental industry, early days. Interested in helping us?
Can you please make a video on how to create a arch for OTM. I'll be working on a project in a few weeks and hope to use your guidance. I have Meshmixer and Netfabb and a standard impression model of both uppers and lowers. Please do it ASAP. Just set out 15 minutes in your schedule to do a tutorial on how to create a perfect guidance arch.
A simple and very relevant video for a beginner dentist even in 2018!
I really appreciate you taking the time to explain this. Thank you
Again- thanks for taking time to post this!
Hi, just a quick tip; you can also use inspector repair the model and then instead of extruding like that you can make the object "rigid" and then extrude and flatten the base. I found than quicker and better. Thanks for sharing.
Can you make the base smaller this way? I found doing it the way the video shows makes a really tall base that's hard to edit. Thanks
great video.easy and very clear tutorial.
A few questions , when i uploaded my 3d stl file to an outsourcing 3d printing service site, i recieved following error :
- unreadable model file
- negative model volume
- model too large
what does these mean and how should i correct them?
thanks
Nice video! what about changing the teeth, like making restorations so you can print a model to use like a mock up or provisionals, this software are able to do that?
What did you use to scan
Thank you! Enlightening. How are you doing? I need to select a dental ecosystem. Can you help? Love the Formlabs hardware and approach, but no info from them on Canadian resin approvals. I am P.Eng. Involved in dental industry, early days. Interested in helping us?
Can you please make a video on how to create a arch for OTM. I'll be working on a project in a few weeks and hope to use your guidance. I have Meshmixer and Netfabb and a standard impression model of both uppers and lowers. Please do it ASAP. Just set out 15 minutes in your schedule to do a tutorial on how to create a perfect guidance arch.
how do we get an die of the model to print or mill from meshmixer
great video!!
Thank you for sharing....
Good vid, im also a dental meshmixer user.
share your model to practice on it! thanks
thank you~~!
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