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6 months into 3D printing and I couldnt have asked for a better article to stumble upon. What a massive field this is and I love some of the take aways. Paricul
by finnjohnsen2 1y ago
6 months into 3D printing and I couldnt have asked for a better article to stumble upon. What a massive field this is and I love some of the take aways. Paricularly circles into hexagons, and making things adjustable.
I’m not making my own designs yet. It is too difficult. Modifiying a little here using Blender is where Im at
- sysrpl 1y agoIt's super easy to design using OnShape. Hit me up with private message and I will show you everything you need to model 3D printable parts in under 5 minutes.
- stavros 1y agoAgreed, you need to know three things: * Sketch a 2D design on a surface * Make the elements in that design depend on each other (this is parallel to that, this is equal to the other, X is at an angle to Y) as much as possible * Pull the 2D shape up into 3D space Now you know how to design your own things! The rest is just learning the buttons, but there's usually one called "sketch", one called "constrain", and one called "extrude".
- finnjohnsen2 1y agoThank you kindly. I'll have a look at OnShape.