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Design for 3D-Printing

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victorhooi ◴[05 May 25 05:20 UTC] No.43892123[source]▶
The article states it is specifically geared towards FDM (i.e. filament) 3D printers.

I wonder if anybody with more experience knows how much of this would overlap with SLA (i.e. resin-style) 3D printers.

For example, there's rough guidelines like, overhangs are less of an issue with SLA - and the Z-height is ultimately what most affects print-time, but would be great to see something more in-depth here, with some engineering behind it.

Or if there's similarly in-depth articles for resin 3D printers?

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1. WillAdams ◴[05 May 25 17:27 UTC] No.43897353[source]▶
It should be much the same except no layer lines or other aspects of squeezing stuff out through an extruder incrementally.