![]() ![]() PS I'm not familiar with 3d printing at all. I opened your obj in 3d builder on Win and I found issues. You won’t need any previous knowledge on working with a CAD program all the instructions you need are detailed below. Welcome to AL元DP’s tutorial on 3D printing letters or text with FreeCAD. LGD.obj Alias Mesh exported from FreeCad (297.31 KiB) Downloaded 34 times Photo of Failed Part LGD - Failed Part.jpg (31.15 KiB) Viewed 1017 times ScreenShot of how the part should look LGD - FreeCad ScreenShot.png (90.8 KiB) Viewed 1017 times Learn how to 3D print letters or text using FreeCAD in just four easy steps. If it's not clear from the pictures - the clasp in the centre of the part prints as a mess! I've uploaded three files: A screen shot of how the part should look a photo of how the part looks once printed the Alias Mesh file as exported from FreeCad. FreeCAD Fusion 360 SolidWorks CREO TinkerCAD SketchUp Free How Does CAD Software Work With 3D Printing CAD software gives you tools to create a 3D model from scratch that can then be processed, sliced, and sent to a 3D printer for printing. ![]() So my questions are:ġ) Is this the right place to ask that question (and if not, can you point me in the right direction)Ģ) Any ideas as to what may be causing the print to fail? I've done that and to me, all looks fine, but wondering if a more expert eye might notice something that I've missed. They asked me to inspect my files and see if anything is wrong there. The company tells me that the part fails to print correctly, and they are not sure why. I've created a part in FreeCad, and sent it to a 3D printing company. Hello! My first post, and forgive me first as I'm new to FreeCad (and Posting in Forums generally) - your patience and understanding appreciated in advance!! ![]()
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