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tate65 · 01-19-2017, 07:28 AM

[QUOTE=1project2many;7831691]tate65, I'm interested in where, how, etc? Is this equipment something that was publicly available, or do you work in a location with a 3d printer? What software was used? Is it freely available?

Thanks,[/QUOTE

I use one at my work, but here in Dallas and in several large areas there is a maker space. https://dallasmakerspace.org/ many library's have them also.
I used design 123d a free software if is free to design it. Kisslicer to slice it, it is open space software.

We have 6 different brand 3d printers here and i use them all. By far my preference is the polyprinter also made and sold here in Dallas. Www.polyprinter.com. it is the most accurate versital in types and sizes of plastic and most reliable. And the customer service is execlent.

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tate65 Registered User Join Date: Jan 2017 Location: Arlington,TX Posts: 20	Re: fabricating an armrest [QUOTE=1project2many;7831691]tate65, I'm interested in where, how, etc? Is this equipment something that was publicly available, or do you work in a location with a 3d printer? What software was used? Is it freely available? Thanks,[/QUOTE I use one at my work, but here in Dallas and in several large areas there is a maker space. https://dallasmakerspace.org/ many library's have them also. I used design 123d a free software if is free to design it. Kisslicer to slice it, it is open space software. We have 6 different brand 3d printers here and i use them all. By far my preference is the polyprinter also made and sold here in Dallas. Www.polyprinter.com. it is the most accurate versital in types and sizes of plastic and most reliable. And the customer service is execlent.