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Revision as of 18:28, 18 October 2016
YSU 3D Printing Workshops 2016-2017
Software and Hardware
Rhinoceros 3D 3-D modeling software rhino3d.com (free for 90 days, also available in Bliss 3000)
Slic3r G-code generator for 3D printers slic3r.org (free and open source)
CreatorBot Pro II printer webpage
Making a Model
- Draw a 3d model in your favorite software.
- Export your model as an .STL file (stereolithography file format).
- NOTE: When exporting, choose millimeters as your model units
Slicing a File
3D printable models are generated with slicing software. Slic3r is a good, open source software. We have printer definitions for the CreatorBot to use with slic3r.
NOTE: You must first generate a STL file in Rhino (or your preferred 3d modeling software) to import into slic3r
Printing a File
Downloads
Printer Profiles for Slic3r
Printer Profiles for Cura 15.04.5
Launch Lab Keyfob
