Manufacturing Small Quantities with 3D Printing 181Ĭreating Metal Parts with 3D Printing 182Ĭhapter 12 Designing Easy-to-Print Parts 185 Using 3D Prototypes to Verify Designs 176 What Can Possibly Go Wrong, Go Wrong, Go Wrong… 173 Place Good Side of Model Against Print Bed 160Ĭhapter 10 The Difference Between Surface and Solid Models 163Ĭhapter 11 Why and How to Use 3D Printing 173 Pros and Cons of 3D Printing Processes 21Ĭhapter 4 Creating 3D Objects with Cameras and 123D Catch 51Ĭhapter 5 Introducing 123D Design for iPad 63Ĭhapter 6 123D Design Exercises for iPad 87Ĭhapter 7 Workspace Basics of 123D Design for Mac and PC 107Ĭhapter 8 123D Design Exercises for Mac and PC 121Įxercise: Create a Business Card Holder 140Ĭhapter 9 Preparing 3D Models for Printing 151 Stacking Up: The Third Type of 3D Printing Process 21 No technical background required, and 3D printer ownership not required: covers how to use third-party printing servicesĬhapter 2 Basic Principles of 3D Printing 5įusion-Take This Material And Stick It… 20.One of the few 3D printing tutorials that also focuses on project design.Covers the full Autodesk 123D suite, including Design, Catch, and Creature (as well as AutoCAD, Autodesk Inventor, and alternative tools).Packed with full-color photos and screen shots.Step by step, the authors cover the full Autodesk 123D suite, as well as alternative tools from Autodesk and other software companies. One of the few 3D printing books that also focuses on the project design, it's packed with full-color photos and screen shots that make 3D printing easier than it's ever been before.
Some existing commands have been enhanced, including Sweep, which now has the ability to sweep a tool body, and Frame Generator, which adds End Cap functionality and improves Notch, Miter and Insert Frame workflows.3D Printing with Autodesk covers everything the reader needs to know - even absolute beginners, and even if for readers who do not own a 3D printer. This book takes students all the way from idea to physical object in practically no time. Inventor 2020 adds a new command called Unwrap, which allows users to flatten a set of continuous faces into a flat surface. Screenshot of the new Unwrap command in Inventor 2020. There’s also a new read-only mode allowing any Inventor file to be viewed in canvas without requiring a license. Inventor 2020 also enhances support for multi-monitor workflows,allowing users to dock multiple Inventor files on multiple screens within a single Inventor session.
For example, the Extrude, Sweep, Revolve and Thread commands have all been moved to panels. The theme comes with new lighting styles, command icons and graphic presets. Like AutoCAD 2020, Inventor 2020 delivers a new theme interface-but it’s a light theme rather than AutoCAD’s new dark theme.
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