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How to create complex Voronoi lattices in nTopology for printing in FDM, DLP and Powderbed!

Shuvom Ghose
in 3D Printing
9 2 Intermediate
We cover how to create complex, strong, organic, yet lightweight shapes for 3D printing using a powerful next-generation generative software, called nTopology, and then compare the results on three different 3D printing methods- FDM, DLP (P3) and Powderbed (SAF)!
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create voronoi structure on 3d model

Taner xun
in 3D Printing
4 0 Beginner
How to create voronoi structure on 3d models for 3d printing. And if there are some better ways or softwares to do that, I am very interested in too. We can discuss that.
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How to convert Mesh body into lattice structure using Fusion360? #fusion360

Mohit
in Modeling
3 0 Intermediate
How to convert Mesh body into lattice structure using Fusion360? #fusion360 Mesh to Lattice
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Lattice Structure for Additive Manufacturing by using Creo

KALPESH KETKAR
in 3D Printing
2 2 Intermediate
Lattice Structure for Additive Manufacturing Components by using Creo PTC.
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Creo 7 what's new - all in one

Vladimir Palffy
in Modeling
1 0 Beginner
Multibody Design, Unconventional modeling, Topology Optimization, Lattice improvements, How to Move Default CSYS, How to setup custom template, Understanding of model intent, How to Transform thread shape to another model, and more...
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