How can you improve your 3D model design with DFAM principles?
3D printing is a powerful technology that can create complex and customized parts, but it also comes with some challenges and limitations. One of them is the high cost and waste of materials, especially when using metal or resin-based printers. To optimize your 3D printing process and reduce material usage, you need to design your 3D models with DFAM principles in mind.
DFAM stands for Design for Additive Manufacturing, and it is a set of guidelines and best practices that help you create 3D models that are suitable for 3D printing. DFAM principles take into account the capabilities and constraints of the 3D printing technology, such as layer thickness, orientation, support structures, overhangs, and infill patterns. By applying DFAM principles, you can improve the quality, performance, and efficiency of your 3D printed parts, and save time and money in the long run.
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