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Overview of "Cura" |
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Opening the desired 3D-model |
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Analysing the 3D-model |
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Manipulating the 3D-model |
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Duplicating the 3D-model |
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Movement of one model |
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Checking the 3D-models |
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Conclusion of the 3D-model manipulation |
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3D printer settings |
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Final overview |
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At the first start of „Cura“ the software will ask you to choose the printer model you use.
As you can see we have chosen the correct printer.
If you want to change the printer later you can do this fairly easy.
In the post-processing chapter, we will analyse the subsequent operations necessary for the parts manufactured by Additive Manufacturing to meet the material, dimensional and surface requirements.

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Source: IT+B Bremen