*I don't claim that this is an exhaustive list, but I hope it's helpful.
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- Rachel Park
- Ewloe, United Kingdom
- Writing, tweeting, debating and occasionally getting a little over-excited about 3D Printing. But always aiming to keep it real!
Sunday, 31 July 2011
3D Printing Process Overview
After the last couple of weeks, I decided to put together a quick and easy overview of the processes for anyone that is interested in 3D printing. I intentionally avoided going into specific definitions and materials, which would be too complicated for an exercise such as this. There are many good sources of information for those across the internet for anyone that wants it. If you need help locating it, give me a shout. I have never seen anything like this though, and it would have been useful when I was starting out. It is intended only as a starting point .....
*I don't claim that this is an exhaustive list, but I hope it's helpful.
*I don't claim that this is an exhaustive list, but I hope it's helpful.
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