In order for your 3d models to print successfully, you first have to ensure your model doesn't contain any problems. In this video we'll look at what those problems are and how to solve them in Blender with virtually no manual work!

The problems we'll fix in Blender to ensure your model is ready for 3d printing, are:

intersecting geometry
small holes
disconnected geometry

In this video I show you how i create models by modeling printing and painting them.

In this series we will be making a Winter Wolf. Sculpting right through to 3D printing. This video looks at preparing for 3d printing and exporting

A detailed guide of the basics of bringing a file into and out of blender for 3d printing. We will be doing a minor change and then export it as an .stl and .obj for 3d printing.

This is just the very basics of Blender for 3D printing. If you are unfamiliar with blender take this intro course of mine to master it in no time

Guide to using the 3D Print Toolbox in Blender to prepare a 3d model for 3d printing. After preparing the model in Blender we use Ultimaker Cura to convert our model into instructions for our 3d printer.

In the last decade, 3D printing has developed significantly and can now be used to do many important things in different industries, with the most important being manufacturing, medicine, architecture, custom art, and design.
Blender has supported 3D printing modeling and file formats since 2002. However, When Blender version 2.67 was released 3D printing became even more accessible and powerful in Blender than ever before, thanks to the 3D Printing Toolbox and real-time Mesh Analysis features.

Once you've made your 3D model in Blender, how to you turn it into a file for 3D printing? I'll show you 2 ways to get your hard work into an STL and how to correct for common modeling problems using free software.

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0:00 Intro - Spoctopus!
0:55 Boolean for Manifold
2:42 Export from File Menu
4:07 Export With 3D-Print Toolbox
6:41 Fixing Mesh with 3D Builder
9:14 Cloud.netfabb.com
10:34 Conclusion

Now that you know the true core of blender precision mesh modelling, it's time to take it into practice and just show you how you can already make something. This video is all about showing you how far you have come and that with just the core of blender you can now accurately create precision models in blender. Yes, this is the manual method and there is still a lot to learn but you should be proud of how far you've come.