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3D printing design. Programs for designing and extensions of the designs.

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3D printing design. Programs for designing and extensions of the designs.

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In this page we'll we learn about the 3D printing.
First we'll see the programs of the 3D printing
First program: Cura is a 3D printer host and is for beginners and is compatible to Windows. Linux and Mac.
Second program:
MatterControl 2.0 is a design 3D and is for beginners and is  compatible to Windows, Mac and Linux.

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Third program: 3DPrinterOS is a 3D printer host and is for beginners and is compatible to Windows, Mac, Ubuntu and Raspberry Pi.
Fourth program: MeshLab is a STL file editor and is for professional and is compatible to Windows, Mac and Linux

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The files that recognize the 3D printer is:
OBJ: OBJ is an open file format that represents 3D geometry. It is a common file used in 3D printing because many design software exports to OBJ and most printers accept OBJ as a printable file.
STL: STL files are a standard file type that interfaces between Computer Aided Design (CAD) software and 3D printers. Most CAD software exports to an STL file and most 3D printers accept STL files.

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You should include the design of an easy figure that must be needed for your workshop project

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You should include the design of an easy figure that must be needed for your workshop project

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VRML: VRML (or WRL) files are commonly used when a 3D model has color and you want to transfer that color to the print.
X3G: X3G is the file type that interfaces with the MakerBot 3D printer. MakerWare and ReplicatorG will output an X3G file.
PLY: PLY files are normally scanner-generated models that will have to be imported into some type of design software before sending to a 3D printer to print.
FBX: FBX is a file format owned by Autodesk. It is used to efficiently exchange data between Autodesk program including 3ds Max, AutoCAD, and Maya.