After Printing
After Printing
Short Course 3D printing/assembly
This video talks about what to do after printing completed, including some common steps and further prints processing, which can show the advantages of prints.
- Tools - Pliers, markers, accessories, LEGO parts, etc.
- Design Software - Spinner
Further reading
8 Fixes for 3D Print Under-Extrusion & Gaps: Causes & Pro Tips
A print that looks starved of plastic is telling you something specific. Lines stop touching each other. Walls go thin. Whole sections of a layer seem to skip. The part still finishes, and it still...
How to Paint PLA 3D Prints With Kids: 9 Safe Setup Steps
A finished PLA print is a blank canvas. Paint is what turns a grey dragon into a dragon your kid actually wants on their shelf, or a plain nameplate into a bedroom door sign. Most painting guides y...
How to Glue PLA Parts: 6 Methods for Toys and School Projects
A dinosaur tail snaps off. A science fair tower arrives in four pieces because the build plate was too small. Somebody sat on the rocket. For decorative, non-load-bearing PLA parts, gluing can be f...
How to Remove 3D Print Supports Safely: A Parent-and-Kid Guide
The print finished. Your child wants to hold it right now. Wait. Under the model sits a scaffold of thin plastic that has to come off first, and that is the moment most family prints get broken.
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