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Revision as of 13:20, 16 March 2021
| Important Documents |
| 3D Printer Manual |
| PLA Filament MSDS |
| ABS Filament MSDS |
| UConn EHS 3D Printer Approval |
| [| Ben's Logbook] |
How to use the 3D Printer in lab 419
Setting up print files
The Autodesk Inventor Fusion software converts drawings to .stl files that can be 3D printed. To convert a drawing, open it with Inventor Fusion and follow the steps shown below.
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Figure 2: Click on the slanted letter I in the top left corner.
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Figure 1: The 3D printer used in lab 419.
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