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Rudy Canoza[_3_] Rudy Canoza[_3_] is offline
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Default More people step up and admit 3D printing is over-hyped

On 6/11/2015 11:54 AM, banQUEER failed again:

On Thursday, June 11, 2015 at 11:32:00 AM UTC-7, F. George McDuffee wrote:
Jon:

Rather than slamming 3d printing, how about an assist in
designing/processing the parts for printing?

Most of the posters have a knowledge of cad, and can create
a 3d wire form of an object. and have access to a cad
program.

What hints would you care to give to the group for creating
3d surfaces from a wire frame model, particularly compound
curved surfaces and inside corner radii, so these are
"manifold" and can be processed through a "slicer" program
to generate the FFF g-code file for 3d printing?

Do you know of any [free] VBA or AutoLISP macros or add-ons
to "skin" a DXF/IGES wire frame?


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Unka' George

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I'm going to continue to tell it like it is about 3D printing and CADCAM. So will others that are members of CADCAM Technology Leaders group on LinkedIn.


A worthless circle-jerk if there ever was one.