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Design Principles for 3D Printed Parts

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Design Principles for 3D Printed Parts

Principii de Design pentru Piese Printate 3D

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Module 1

Getting started

Introduction
Examples of 3D Printed Designs
3D Modeling Software
Parametric modeling
Module 2

Limitations of 3D Printing

3D printing has some key limitations that must be considered when creating a design. Understanding these limitations helps to optimize the model to achieve a higher quality print and avoid potential problems.

Orientation of the Piece
Overlooks and Islands
Dimensional Accuracy, Thin Walls and Level of Detail
Thin Columns
Adhesion to the Printing Surface and Warping
Adhesion of Layers
Creating Bridges
Module 3

Applied design

In applied design for 3D printing, it is important to adapt patterns to improve functionality, strength, and finish quality. This can include various techniques to optimize the parts according to the needs of printing and further use.

Vertical holes
Sacrificial Columns
Sacrificial Layers
Offset Layers
Fillet and Chamfer
Embedding Objects During Printing
thread
Print-in-Place mechanisms
Compliance and Flexible Hinges
Splitting the model into several parts
Multiple parts assembled
The integrated resistance of the parts
Test: Limitările Imprimării 3D (Quiz)
Design aplicat (Quiz)
Module 4

Course conclusion

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