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3D printing mechanical design
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Module 7
Design for Additive Manufacturing (DfAM)
1
Optimal Part Orientation for 3D Printing
Orient a part on the build plate to minimize supports and maximize strength.
2
3D Printing Test Piece for Minimum Wall Thickness and Feature Size
Design and print a test piece to determine minimum wall thickness and feature size.
3
Designing for Overhangs & Chamfers
Design self-supporting features by respecting overhang angles and using chamfers.
4
Bridging the Gap: Designing Horizontal 3D-Printed Structures
Design printable horizontal bridges between two vertical points.
5
Clearances for Slip-Fit and Press-Fit Parts
Apply appropriate clearances for slip-fit and press-fit parts.
6
Splitting Models for 3D Printing
Split a large model into smaller, printable sections.
7
Aligning Multipart Prints for Easy Assembly
Add alignment features (pins, keys) to multipart prints for easy assembly.
8
Cantilever Snap-Fit Joint Design
Design a functional cantilever snap-fit joint for a given material.
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