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3D Printing

Van je eerste print tot materialen, onderhoud en eigen ontwerpen.

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Set up a resin printing PPE and wash & cure station — klik om af te rondenPrint an organizer for the home — klik om af te rondenPrint something functional — klik om af te rondenUse spiralize or vase mode to print something — klik om af te rondenMix your own resin blend — klik om af te rondenPrint something for cosplay or prop making — klik om af te rondenRecycle filament or failed prints — klik om af te rondenTry a different slicing software — klik om af te rondenTry heat annealing a part to make it stronger — klik om af te rondenLearn to use slicing software — klik om af te rondenUse a resin printer for the first time — klik om af te rondenSend a file to a printer wirelessly — klik om af te rondenHave a failed print and fix the problem — klik om af te rondenUse ironing in slicing software — klik om af te rondenUse advanced slicer settings — klik om af te rondenMake a lithophane from a photo or image — klik om af te rondenTeach a friend how to 3D print — klik om af te rondenUse heat set threaded inserts in a part — klik om af te rondenAcetone smooth an ABS part — klik om af te rondenLearn how to safely handle 3D printer resin to avoid chemical burns — klik om af te rondenCalibrate a resin printer — klik om af te rondenLearn how to do maintenance on a 3D printer — klik om af te ronden3D print something on fabric — klik om af te rondenPrint something to wear — klik om af te rondenPrint in ABS or PETG material — klik om af te rondenRepair something with 3D printing — klik om af te rondenPrint something in metal or metal-like material — klik om af te rondenPrint something that isn't plastic e.g., food, clay, pancake — klik om af te rondenBuild your own 3D printer e.g., Voron, RatRig — klik om af te rondenPick a simple 3D model to print — klik om af te rondenPrint something with multiple parts and assemble — klik om af te rondenLearn how to load and unload filament or resin — klik om af te rondenPrint an articulating or print in place model — klik om af te rondenEmbed electronics or magnets inside a 3D print — klik om af te rondenUse PVA dissolvable support material — klik om af te rondenPrint a mold for a casting project — klik om af te rondenGet 3D scanned and print a model of yourself — klik om af te rondenMake your own filament — klik om af te rondenTeach a class on 3D Printing or 3D modeling — klik om af te rondenLearn about 3D printer fumes, extraction and safety — klik om af te rondenAccidentally break a print while removing support material — klik om af te rondenPrint a compliant mechanism — klik om af te rondenModel and print something that solves a problem — klik om af te rondenPrint in two colors or materials — klik om af te rondenPrint in a flexible material — klik om af te rondenPrint something again after making design improvements — klik om af te rondenSand and paint something you've printed — klik om af te rondenUse a multi material 3D printer — klik om af te rondenCreate a project how-to guide — klik om af te rondenLearn the difference between resin and FDM printers — klik om af te rondenUse an FDM printer for the first time — klik om af te rondenHave a print failure with lots of spaghetti — klik om af te rondenPrint a model with tree supports — klik om af te rondenChange a nozzle for the first time — klik om af te rondenPrint something that requires more than 1kg of filament — klik om af te rondenSell something you've 3D printed — klik om af te rondenMod your 3D printer with something 3D printed — klik om af te rondenReverse engineer something in CAD software and print — klik om af te rondenPrint in nylon or ASA material — klik om af te rondenVisit your local makerspace — klik om af te rondenPrint in PLA material — klik om af te rondenLearn about Precious Plastic recycling — klik om af te rondenDo a hot pull and cold pull cycle to unclog a nozzle — klik om af te rondenUpload a remix of a 3D model — klik om af te rondenAssemble something large with 3D printed parts — klik om af te rondenInstall and use a non-standard nozzle — klik om af te rondenPrint a gift for a friend or family member — klik om af te ronden3D model something and upload it under an open source license — klik om af te ronden

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Built on a shared idea.

The original Maker Skill Trees were created by Steph Piper / Maker Queen and the contributors credited on each tree. This integration uses the trees and Skill Quest’s progress and XP approach. The original English skill names are retained.

Current tree credits: STEPH PIPER - MAKERQUEEN AU; Icons by Icons8.com. View original source ↗

The current tree is shared under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0. The source files, licences and reuse credits are included with the bundled files.

Source files and versions ↗ · Tree licence ↗ · Skill Quest by Iván R. Artiles ↗