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Digital technologies/Textiles/3D printing on Fabric (view source)
Revision as of 19:13, 9 August 2024
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* Place your fabric on the part that has been printed.
* Place your fabric on the part that has been printed.
[[File: Taped fabric.png|center|200x500 px|Taped fabric]]
<div class="center" style="width: auto; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;">Figure 9. Taped fabric</div>
*Resume print and watch your 3D printing fabric being formed.
Note: Tulle is a mesh fabric, the first 3D printed part can adhere to the second 3D printed part between the little holes in the fabric, causing the latter to be securely held.
On the other hand, holes need to be made for other fabric types such as woven fabrics to enable the fabric to be stuck between the 3D printed parts.
===Perforating woven fabric===
The following steps demonstrate how and what kind of holes should be made in your fabric:
*Measure the amount of fabric you would need
*We will use the laser cutter to cut out the fabric, you can use Inkscape to make the perforations.
== References ==
== References ==