3D Printing: Essential Tips for Beginners!
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
- This dense Beginner's Guide to 3D Printing covers everything you need to know about this exciting technology, including the different types of 3D printer technologies (FDM vs SLLLA), their ideal usage scenarios, and the costs you can expect when getting started.
I also discuss your options for creating or finding models to print, including using free CAD and modeling software and free slicers to prepare your models for printing on FDM and SLA 3D printers.
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Whether you're a complete beginner or just looking to brush up on your knowledge, this guide has you covered. So sit back, relax, and let's get started on your 3D printing journey!
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Slicers:
Prusa-Slicer: www.prusa3d.co...
Ultimaker Cura: ultimaker.com/...
Chitubox Basic: www.chitubox.c...
Simplyfy 3D: www.simplify3d...
Lychee Slicer: mango3d.io/dow...
Anycubic Photon Workshop: www.anycubic.c...
CAD / Modeling:
Autodesk Fusion 360: www.autodesk.c...
Solid-Edge: solidedge.siem...
FreeCAD: www.freecadweb...
OpenSCAD: openscad.org/
Blender: www.blender.org/
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That was very in depth and informative. Thank you for all the work and effort you put into it. See you in the New Year!
Thank you 😊 This video should just give a dense overview. I'm glad you liked it. Because the information is so dense, I feel that I should do some follow ups, to cover the various aspects in depth separately, with enough time for explanations.
i'm new user for 3d printing.. and i'm going to build it with my self.. you video is really helpfully to make decision to know the difference between the 3d printers technology.. thank you so much for you video
Great to hear that. You could watch my Neptune X, and Geek Goes Noob videos to see more about FDM and SLA printers, too. For the latter I have to say that I should have worn a better PPE, which I hadn't at that time. Safety first 😉.
Is there something you'd like to see covered in depth?
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I need to learn a lot..LOL
BUT first thing is how to make a duplicate an item.. and which type of flint is suitable for cars interior..??
@@ahmednabil2282 there are several ways to duplicate an object. First I would search with www.stlfinder.com/, on grabcad, printables or thangs, if someone already did that.
If there's none, you could try to make a 3d model of the object yourself, using a CAD software. Another way is using a 3d scanner or photogrammetry, but these require a lot of postprocessing to get a printable model.
Suitable filaments to be used in a cars interior are ABS, Nylon and maybe PETG.
I don't think your video pointed out the advantages and drawbacks of the various choices in a clear and concise manner.
When deciding between Cartesian, Corexy and delta I did a ton of research and you seem to have left out the considerations between the 3.
I ended up choosing corexy and could not be happier, I plan on moving to delta when the tech matures.
IMO bed slingers are a dead end and should be phased out as the cost savings in not on par with the effort to maintain.
I have subbed and am going through your video list.
Thank you for your constructive criticism and for subscribing to the channel. I also think that this point should be dealt with in more detail. Maybe in a video specifically on this topic.
I absolutely agree with you that bedslinger have reached the end of the line. So my most used printers are my Delta, my Neptune X and recently my SLA printers.
If you have a newer Voxelab resin printer, Voxelprint is the only slicer that natively supports those machines. Chitubox supports older versions of those machines, and can be made to support the newer machines by modifying the Configuration files. Lychee does not natively support those newer machines that use SVGX files, and I know of no way to make it do so.
Thanks for sharing that information. Currently I don't have a Voxelab but maybe others do. I'm really curious to see where this all goes with slicers for SLA. Will it stay a closed software ecosystem, or will it open up like it did for FDM printers. I'd prefere the latter, to have the free choice to use what I like best 😊
I hope that anyone new to 3d printing does more research then watching this horribly edited non-sense. Its videos like this that create false perceptions regarding various additive manufacturing technologies
Thank you for your comment and for taking the time to watch my video. I apologize if the editing quality was not up to your standards, and I'm aware of it. Still having a relatively small RUclips channel means, that I am still l working on improving my skills. I appreciate your feedback and will be sure to take it into consideration for future videos.
I understand that this video may not have been tailored to your specific interests and that you may not have been the intended audience. The goal of this video was to provide a dense overview of 3D printing technologies for beginners as a starting point to guide them in the right direction. It took a lot of research to gather all of this information from various sources and condense it into one spot.
I appreciate your downvote as it helps the RUclips algorithm to drive traffic to the right audience and ensures that you will not be bothered by my content in the future.
Thank you again for your feedback and I hope you have a great day.
@@3D_Printing_Geek i thought it was a nice video
@@danielhenderson7050 Thank you Daniel. I hope you'll like my upcoming ones, too. 😊