Blender for 3D Printing: A Beginner's Guide

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[@Demento1974]

Looks like it's time for me to learn Blender. Awesome videos as always. Thanks!

[@zerodotcmd]

No problem! Never a bad time to pick up a new skill!

[@buppin]

This is the perfect video for my life right now.

[@zerodotcmd]

Glad you like the video!

[@ChapitZulkefli]

awesome. easy to understand

[@zerodotcmd]

Thanks. I try my best to keep it simple.

[@ChapitZulkefli]

@@zerodotcmd cheers.

[@RIP123]

Great explanation! How would one go about making the screw ridges in a case?

[@zerodotcmd]

Thanks! There are a few different ways to do this. I will most likely make a video on doing threads for screw holes for models.

[@ronaldhamm7291]

Great video, didn't know you could turn the inside red. A program I used to use Cheetah 3d used a term called "water tight" that it could check to verify there were no errors in the model before printing

[@zerodotcmd]

Thanks, glad you like the video. I really find the facing orientation really helpful.

[@kenseikc]

hey youtube algorithm, thanks!

[@zerodotcmd]

Sometimes it knows 🙂

[@opticalreticle]

Isn't a parametric modeling software preferred for 3d printing functional parts?

[@zerodotcmd]

@@opticalreticle both are viable. Many people don't like the workflow of parametric. There are pros and cons to both