Practices We at Wirecorp Studios keep in mind when creating a 3D model for 3D printing

There are several best practices We at Wirecorp Studios keep in mind when creating a 3D model for 3D printing:

We Use the correct file format: 3D printers typically require STL (STereoLithography) files, which are a standard file format for 3D printing.

We Consider the print orientation: The orientation of the model in the printer bed can affect the quality of the print and the amount of support material needed. It is important to orient the model in the most efficient way possible to minimize the need for support material and improve the overall quality of the print.

We Create a solid model: 3D printers can only print solid objects, so it is important to make sure that the model is a solid, watertight object. Any holes or open surfaces in the model will need to be filled in before printing.

We Keep the model simple: Complex models with a high level of detail may be difficult to print, especially on consumer-grade printers. It is often best to keep the model as simple as possible to improve the chances of a successful print.

We Use the correct print settings: The print settings, such as the layer height and infill percentage, can have a big impact on the quality and strength of the printed object. It is important to use the correct settings for the specific printer and material being used.

We Test print: It is always a good idea to test print a small portion of the model before printing the entire object. This can help to identify any issues with the model and allow for adjustments to be made before printing the final object.