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export your 3d files as .3ds and then print them

program for design cad 2D (next 3D), with possibility to manage plans, to print. The program is multiplatform and multilanguage. It allows to realize plans buildings, or mechanics.

The Fab@Home Project (http://www.fabathome.org) allows you to build your own fabber (3D printer/rapid prototyper), which can print almost anything, right on your desktop. The Fab@Home application is the interface between you and your fabber.

Create, decorate and print paper models either using built-in definitions or wireframes imported from Blender. A design tool for paper models, it can be used for education, prototyping, or just for fun. Make photo cubes or photo dodecahedra and more.

The CommonCAD component's packages contain the phases of the developing. The required features are: grip points, inspector, layers, object snaping, 3d, undo, redo, dxf export-import, print, support of PPC (programmable parametric component)...

I use Meshlab in order to print 3D metalic objects using minimum faces in order to accelerate printing.

Project on GitHub: https://github.com/chrisvana/printer This library creates 3D prints from procedurally generated voxels. It can be used to 3D print anything from fractals to MRIs. Special support is included for generating 3D prints from DICOM files, used in the medical industry. It also includes a base geometry library for points/triangles/meshes, including 2D and 3D mesh simplification. BSD-3.

A project to provide a simple platform-independent framework for rendering with hardware-accelerated OpenGL in an offscreen buffer. Results are captured for print, broadcast over video, web, etc.

The Vis3r NxtVR headset is an open source, OpenXR and OpenHMD compliant, motion tracking VR headset that you can build yourself for under €80 - designed to be printed on almost any home 3D printer, with simple and easy to assemble hardware components that are aimed at the complete novice. The headset comes in two distinct versions, both based around an STM32 development board, a cheap and easily available screen, and a headset that you can 3D print yourself. One uses the ever popular 6DoF MPU...

To build a 3d Printer that uses tine micro-pipette of some micrometers of radio to print from a 3d scheme a functional kidney, using steam cells,in 6 months.