First, choose a 3D printer. There are many different types of 3D printers. Step.1: We will explain some tips to help you choose the best printer suitable for your purposes. After reading this article, you will no longer have to worry about selecting a 3D printer!

Let's choose CAD softwareCAD software is the acronym for "Computer Aided Design," a computer-designing tool.. Many kinds of CAD softwareCAD software is the acronym for "Computer Aided Design," a computer-designing tool. are available, ranging from free software to high-end models. Models for beginners and experts are also available. Step 2: We'll explain what CAD is and what kinds are available. Then, let's find the models that are suitable for the levels of your proficiency.

Let's design when you choose a CAD softwareCAD software is the acronym for "Computer Aided Design," a computer-designing tool.. You can apply your image to the software! Step.3: We will introduce how to use CAD softwareCAD software is the acronym for "Computer Aided Design," a computer-designing tool. with Tinkercad and Fusion 360 developed by Autodesk as a specific example.

Now it's time to print. First, we will convert the CAD data we have designed and print it with a 3D printer. Step.4: We will show you how to use the slicer softwareSlicer software is one that converts (slices) object data into data for printing and rewrites it in a format that 3D printers understand when printing with a 3D printer. when converting CAD data and the key points of when actually printing the data. This is the moment when your imagination takes shape!