Tutorials

PolyJet 3D Printing: How to Assign Colors in GrabCAD Print

34 3 Beginner
When you import a part into GrabCAD Print and you have color options, it'll default to white. This tutorial teaches you how to apply colors using the improved PolyJet panel and Pantone™ Color Library selection tool. This tutorial is great for users with the Stratasys J55, J8 Series and other PolyJet printers.

Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) Design Guidelines

25 0 Beginner
This tutorial is designed to give you a foundation of what to consider when designing and printing a part for Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM). FDM is an additive manufacturing technology that extrudes thin layers of thermoplastic layer by layer until a part is completed. FDM produces robust production parts in engineer-grade thermoplastic, with the added benefits of speed and design freedom possible with 3D printing. The cutting-edge technology is utilized across industries like aerospace, energy and transportation for production components.

Finishing Options for FDM and PolyJet 3D Printed Parts

22 1 Beginner
Finishing or secondary operations encompasses a broad range of processes that change a manufactured part’s properties. Engineers can employ finishing simply to improve part’s appearance and reshape it to meet certain dimensions, or use it to enhance functionality, such as increasing strength, chemical resistance, electrical conductivity and more. Secondary operations basically turn raw parts into finished goods and this isn’t limited to traditional manufactured parts. 3D printed parts can also be enhanced with secondary operations, but much like designing for additive manufacturing, different processes and best practices apply. Throughout the product design and manufacturing process, engineers should also be thinking about how 3D printed parts can be finished. Determining the appropriate finishing operations depends on the additive process, material and geometry as well as the desired aesthetics and functionality. This guide explains the primary finishing operations additive manufacturing service providers implement for FDM and PolyJet 3D printing technologies, grouped by possible finishing objectives, and compatible materials and applicable design considerations.

Helpful Injection Molding Design Guidelines

21 3 Intermediate
These guidelines are to be used as a starting point in understanding the basic aspects of design and preparation for injection molding.

A tutorial to make a Kunai

17 2 Beginner
Hello, here's a tutorial on making a kunai using Solidworks software. I hope this tutorial can help.

How to 3D Print from Adobe Photoshop

16 0 Intermediate
Every sculpture, product, installation and building (successful and unsuccessful) starts with an idea. When it takes physical form, the designer gets valuable aesthetic and practical feedback. Here are some tips on when and how 3D printing can feed this process.

Understanding Design & Process of DMLS 3D Metal Printing

14 0 Intermediate
Over the last decade, metal 3D printing has seen significant growth and evolution in the additive manufacturing landscape. Major players like NASA and GE have incorporated additive metals into their programs, aided by industry-wide material development and process research. Additive metal parts are seen more and more in end-use production. This tutorial covers Direct Metal Laser Sintering (DMLS) design constraints and freedoms, available metal materials and the process controls that deliver incredible metal parts.

How to Insert Metal During an FDM 3D Print Job

13 1 Beginner
If not done right, metal that is inserted in FDM parts can look sloppy and unprofessional. With a few easy steps, a metal part can be inserted seamlessly and damage-free.

How to Solvent Smooth 3D Printed FDM Parts

12 1 Beginner
The normal surface finish of FDM parts is suitable for most purposes, but in applications where a smoother surface is required, solvent smoothing is an alternative to sanding, filling, and mass finishing.

PolyJet Materials and Uses: Tips and Tricks

12 4 Intermediate
Materials are critical to prototyping and production success. At the heart of any great application is the right material: one that performs as needed under the application’s conditions. This is just as true for 3D printing as it has always been for molding, machining, and casting. While the 3D printing industry has a wide variety of materials to choose from, ranging from plastic to metal and wax to paper, the selection is often quite limited for a given technology. It is even more restricted for specific 3D printers, with one exception.

NUT USING INTERSECT IN FUSION 360

11 0 Beginner
here in this video u can find how to create a nut model using intersect command

How to Print Remotely on the Stratasys F123 Series Using Wait For Part Mode

10 7 Beginner
The new Stratasys® F123™ Series can print industrial-grade, reliable concept models, functional prototypes, jigs, and fixtures. In applications such as these, printer operators will often want to print parts quickly, remotely, and on-demand. That is why this series has a Wait for Part Mode, letting you send files straight to the printer to start building immediately, without needing to select the job manually from the Queue. This tutorial will explain how to use this mode.

How to Make GrabCAD Voxel Print Slices Using Matlab

8 1 Expert
This tutorial is intended for users who already have a passing familiarity with Matlab and J750 operation. It is NOT intended to be a comprehensive lesson on how to use the Matlab software or PolyJet printers. The following is brought to you by Stratasys:

Fusion360 | Impossible Geometry - illusion 🤔 | Autodesk

8 0 Intermediate
Detailed tutorial on Designing of Impossible Geometry (Geometric illusion) Fusion 360. ~ Subtitle added for steps. Thank You. LIKE | SHARE | SUBSCRIBE #3dprinting #Illusion #magic #CADMOHIT #Grabcad #catia #fusion360 #autodesk #dessaultsystem #CAD #CAm #CAE #india

COMO importar DXF en SOLIDWORKS para IIMPRESION 3D

8 0 Beginner
COMO importar DXF en SOLIDWORKS para IIMPRESION 3D En este episodio veremos como importar dxf en solidworks; para luego llevarlo a nuestro ultimaker cura y laminarlo para imprimirlo en 3D. Veremos el proceso desde el principio al final. He escogido este proyecto para que veáis alguna aplicación práctica a la hora de imortar dxd en Solidworks. Hay muchas otras aplicaciones; como poder dimensionar un plano 2D a 3D; que generalmente se pide mucho; o simplemente disponer de un modelado 3D de tus dibujos. 00:20 - Como importar un dxf en Solidworks? 00:40 - Requisitos para importar dxf en Solidworks 01:00 - Importación de dxd en Solidworks 02:50 - dxf a Solidworks (ó) de dxf a 3D en Solidworks 04:59 - Como exportar dxf en Solidworks para impresion 3D Sea como sea lo que necesites espero que te sirva de ayuda y puedas aplicarlo en tus proyectos. Si el contenido te gusta recuerda darle un like, activar la campanita para no perderte nada y suscribirte al canal.