Who Can Teach 3D Printing? ( Skill, resources and future growth)
Any person in the education field can teach 3D printing as long as they are comfortable using a 3D printer themselves. Though there is no specific degree necessary, educators would need to have...
Minimum child age to use 3D Printer: Risks, what not to do, and suggestions.
There are specifically design 3d printers for kids that allow children at the age of 5 years and older to use the 3d printer under parental supervision. At this age, kids can understand all...
As important as supports may be, most makers would prefer to print without them if they could. This is because supports add to the material used, increase the amount of post-processing you need to...
3D printing a logo takes a two-dimensional design and produces a tangible three-dimensional render. There are five main steps involved in producing a 3D-printed logo. These are the design, modeling,...
Minimum diameters in 3D printers differ based on the technology. Resin printers have the smallest diameter, printing as low as 25 microns (0.25 millimeters). In comparison, the average FDM printer...
There are a number of ways to make a 3D print really come to life. Smoothing for example can take the rough edges out of your print and make it look more professional. But if there is one thing...
There are instances where it is necessary to cut away plastic for example to remove supports or any excess material. It could be your design might need to have holes or teeth as when designing a gear...
Post-processing a print involves among other things, smoothing it to remove layer lines and gaps to produce a better finish. It removes the “3D printed look” and makes it look more like an...
