Beginner students who want their design ideas to be 3D Printed. FREE Download of Blender 2.8 - 3D software. 
Blender Introduction and 3D Printing WorkflowĪre there any course requirements or prerequisites?. How to build "Flexible" Design Projects. How to Design for No Rafts and No Supports. Beginner Prototyping for 3D Printed Products. You can find out more about me on my website: Print That Thing is where we share, inspire, and challenge people to get into 3D printing design. You learn 3D Design Workflow and Theory with these projects :īy the end of this course, you will be able to easily 3D design, fix common design issues, and export for 3D printing. You will learn by doing! I will lead you through a couple of 3D Printing projects that will help you understand the techniques that you can use to start becoming a 3D print designer. However, some 3D printer software or slicing tool can fix this issue instantly.This step by step beginner course teaches you how to use Blenders FREE 3D software to turn ideas into 3D printable objects. Otherwise it will not print and create holes. Note: I had to do an extra step in Blender to invert some of the faces outwards so that my 3D printer recognised the faces. Export both your QR Code and platform box together as STL file. You will see the QR Code is extruded, because it is dark you can can the diffuser color to make it easier to see. While is selected, click on 'Edit Mode' and choose 'Face Select' (as shown in 5th image). Convert the curve into mesh by click on 'Mesh from curve/meta/surf/text' under the same 'Object' menu or use 'Alt' + 'C'. Join all the selected curves into one by click on 'Join' under 'Object' menu at the bottom (See third picture)ĥ. You will see that all objects are selected.Ĥ. You can select 'Curve.001' at the layer panel, then hold control key and highlight the entire QR code in your 3D panel window. 
The plane should be called 'Curve' (as seen in the picture)ģ. You will notice there is a flat white plane across your QR code, we don't need this so delete that plane or hide it. You don't need to deal with the exact size yet as you can do the final sizing in your 3D printer software. All of the objects are 'Curves' not mesh. After you import, the object appears to be very small so scale it to a workable size. If you cannot see the SVG file import, download the latest version of Blender.Ģ. Open your 3D Blender software and import that QR Code SVG (as shown in the first image). By now you would have saved your SVG file in your computer.
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