You've received a disappointing custom 3D printed product. How will you address the size and scale issue?
Receiving a custom 3D printed product that doesn't meet your expectations can be frustrating, especially when the issue lies in its size and scale. 3D printing, or additive manufacturing, is a process of creating three-dimensional objects from a digital file, where an object is built up layer by layer. It's important to understand that size and scale accuracy in 3D printing is paramount, as even the slightest deviation can lead to a product that doesn't serve its intended purpose. If you're facing this challenge, don't worry; there are proactive steps you can take to address and resolve the size and scale issues of your 3D printed item.
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Hansraj GaikwadCertified Solidworks Professional (CSWP) | Additive Manufacturing Enthusiast | 3D Printing Philomath | Innovative…
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Qusai O. MalahmehHuman-Centered Design | Digital Fabrication | Innovation & Entrepreneurship | Design Thinking | Additive…
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Aniruddha SinghalAI Scientist at TCS Robotics Research Lab | SME - Emerging Technologies