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=Protocol= | =Protocol= | ||
*Use FreeCAD CAD files to generate STL files for printing. | |||
*Use the 3D printing softeware to scale the parts for faster printing. | |||
*You can then observe features and fit of parts using such scale models. | |||
=Procuring Part Files= | |||
Search for similar models available off-shelf using [[3D Printing File Repositories]]. Note that requests can be made to certain sites for generating 3D Printing Files - and uploading them to a repository if the file does not exist already - for free. See list of [[Services for Generating 3D Printing Files]]. | Search for similar models available off-shelf using [[3D Printing File Repositories]]. Note that requests can be made to certain sites for generating 3D Printing Files - and uploading them to a repository if the file does not exist already - for free. See list of [[Services for Generating 3D Printing Files]]. | ||
Revision as of 19:34, 28 January 2017
Protocol
- Use FreeCAD CAD files to generate STL files for printing.
- Use the 3D printing softeware to scale the parts for faster printing.
- You can then observe features and fit of parts using such scale models.
Procuring Part Files
Search for similar models available off-shelf using 3D Printing File Repositories. Note that requests can be made to certain sites for generating 3D Printing Files - and uploading them to a repository if the file does not exist already - for free. See list of Services for Generating 3D Printing Files.