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Editing

After you obtain your model, you might want to modify it. For our needs, we will want to at least add our name or initials to the model so we know whom each print belongs to.

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Introduction

About me

	*  I am a DevOps Engineer and a Cloud Architect
	*  I work at Northrop Grumman
	*  I am a huge Garfield Comic fan
	*  I have been 3D printing for a few years now

Questions

	*  How much do you already know about 3D Printing?</description>
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3D Printers

There are many different types of 3D printers. The most common type you are probably familiar with are those that print plastic. This is the type that we&#039;re going to discuss here.

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Printing

In our case, we must use USB flash drives to print our projects. We have designated flash drives that belong to the library. Please save your print ready projects ( .makerbot files ) to the flash drive. Other files will be deleted.

When you submit your projects to be printed, they will be reviewed before printing. We have a limited amount of filament to be shared by everyone. We would like to avoid mistakes that cause our prints to fail. Each failed print …</description>
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Project - 12-Pencil Holder


For this project, we will be making a pencil holder with a center compartment for holding miscellaneous stuff. The model is called 12-Pencil Pot, but DO NOT ADD WATER as it will not hold.






















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Project - Adjustable Wrench



This project is to show that your printing projects can be practical.

Import your model

Source: 

Editing - Add your name or initials

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Project - Benchy Boat

  




















This is a typical first project for many people. It&#039;s a small, simple model that is ready to print.

	*  Download the file from . When you click the download button, it will take you to another section of the same page that lists the file(s) available to download. In this case, we only have 1 file ( .stl ).</description>
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Project - Fall Pumpkin






















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Slicer

For the slicer, we will will use .

After you finish select and edit your projects, you will need to prepare it for printing. This process is called slicing. Imagine a pile of Lego bricks sitting in a pile on a table. You didn&#039;t just smash all of the bricks together and magically become your masterpiece. Well, maybe you&#039;re the special one that can do that, but I can&#039;t. ;) For the rest of us, we build our project 1 brick at a time.</description>
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Project Sources

There are many sources to obtain printing projects or models. The following are trusted sources that we will use. Please do not use other sources unless approved by an adult. There are several reasons for this; some of which are security, content, and cost.</description>
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