Difference between revisions of "Digital technologies/3D printing/3D modeling- Advanced"

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Advanced 3D modelling knowledge and skill can be extremely valuable for leveraging the benefits of additive manufacturing processes such as 3D printing. This section provides the necessary extra knowledge to make one an advanced CAD modeler.

Complex Geometries (Features) in Parametric Software

Surfacing

Boundary Features

Lofts

Direct Editing

3D Scanning

Splitting Models for Printing

OnShape

Fusion 360

Mold Design

A 3D print does not have to be the final part. 3D printing can also used to make molds. This section was included in the 'Splitting Models for Printing' section since it consists of similar operations as the actual splitting, and at least always requires splitting since the mold will require opening somehow.

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−	A 3D print does not have to be the final part. 3D printing can also used to make molds. This section was included in the 'Splitting Models for Printing' section since it consists of similar operations as the actual splitting, and at least always ~~required~~ splitting since the mold will require opening somehow.	+	A 3D print does not have to be the final part. 3D printing can also used to make molds. This section was included in the 'Splitting Models for Printing' section since it consists of similar operations as the actual splitting, and at least always requires splitting since the mold will require opening somehow.