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Design for 3D Printing with Blender - 2023

*Completely revamped and updated for 2023* There are many great 3d models available to download online for 3d printing, however having the ability to design your own objects opens a whole new world of opportunities for 3d printing. This is what makes 3d printing really powerful: being able to think of something you want to create, and being able to make it in the real world.

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*Completely revamped and updated for 2023* There are many great 3d models available to download online for 3d printing, however having the ability to design your own objects opens a whole new world of opportunities for 3d printing. This is what makes 3d printing really powerful: being able to think of something you want to create, and being able to make it in the real world.

  • No prior 3d modeling experience is needed to take this course. It is designed for both beginners and intermediate level designers.

  • Bring your ideas into the physical world by designing in Blender for 3d printing.

  • Render your designs using Blender's advanced render engines to visualize your projects before you print.

  • Export your custom 3d models to Cura to prepare them for 3d printing.

  • Learn to design your own unique creations from the initial idea stage to a complete finished 3d model.

Course Projects:

  • Custom Organizer

  • Phone Stand

  • Gearbox

  • Succulent Planters

  • Household / Workshop Designs

Teaching Style:

  • Hands on project based

  • Learn by doing

  • Practical Applications

Reviews:

"Thank you very much for this. I just recently bought an Ender 3 V2 as my first 3D Printer and I ran into limitations that program gave me or just things that are actually easier to design with a more complex software. This was very helpful, keep it up. "

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Explores 3D printing through the creation of your own custom designs, which is essential to fully utilize the opportunities it presents
Develops practical skills for beginners and intermediate learners in the field of 3D design for printing
Teaches students to visualize projects before printing using Blender's advanced render engines
Offers practical applications and real-world examples to enhance learning
Builds a strong foundation for beginners and strengthens existing knowledge for intermediate learners in 3D design for printing
Covers unique perspectives and ideas in 3D printing, such as designing custom organizers, phone stands, gearboxes, and household/workshop designs

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Learners who complete Design for 3D Printing with Blender - 2023 will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:
3D Modeler
A 3D Modeler creates 3D models of objects and environments using computer software. You will use your models for a variety of purposes, including product design, animation, and video games. This course lays a foundation in 3D modeling tools and techniques that you can use in your career as a 3D Modeler.
CAD Technician
A CAD Technician creates 2D and 3D models and drawings of products, parts, and assemblies using computer-aided design (CAD) software. You will use your models and drawings to communicate design ideas and instructions to other engineers, manufacturers, and customers. This course provides a great foundation in 3D modeling for a role as a CAD Technician.
Industrial Designer
An Industrial Designer works to develop and produce products of all kinds, from furniture to small appliances. To do this, you will work both independently and with teams. An Industrial Designer takes on several responsibilities from design research through product development. This course is a great way to build a foundation in 3D modeling for product design.
Manufacturing Engineer
A Manufacturing Engineer develops, implements, and maintains integrated systems for efficient production of products. You will work with teams of engineers and manufacturing professionals to ensure that products are manufactured reliably and cost-effectively. This course is a great way to build a foundation in 3D modeling to better understand product design and manufacturing.
Product Designer
A Product Designer combines art, engineering, and business to create new products. You will often work with other designers, engineers, and marketers throughout the product development process. This course is a great way to build a foundation in 3D modeling for use in product design.
Mechanical Engineer
A Mechanical Engineer designs, builds, and tests mechanical systems, which can be used in everything from cars and planes to robots and medical devices. You will likely specialize in a branch of Mechanical Engineering. This course is a great way to build a foundation in 3D modeling for use in mechanical engineering.
Technical Designer
A Technical Designer creates technical drawings and documentation for products and systems. You will use your knowledge of engineering and design to create clear and accurate drawings that can be used by other engineers, manufacturers, and customers. This course is a great way to gain experience with 3D modeling and drawing that will be helpful for your career as a Technical Designer.
Game Designer
A Game Designer creates video games. You will use your knowledge of design, programming, and art to create games that are both fun and challenging. This course may be helpful in developing 3D modeling skills that can be useful in game design.
Architect
An Architect designs buildings and other structures. You will use your knowledge of engineering, design, and construction to create plans and drawings that can be used by contractors to build safe and functional structures. This course may be helpful in developing 3D modeling skills that can be useful in architecture.
Jeweler
A Jeweler designs and creates jewelry. You will use your knowledge of design, metalworking, and gemstones to create unique pieces of jewelry that are both beautiful and valuable. This course may be helpful in developing 3D modeling skills that can be useful in jewelry design.
Interior designer
An Interior Designer plans and designs the interior spaces of buildings. You will use your knowledge of design, color, and materials to create spaces that are both beautiful and functional. This course may supplement your design skills with 3D modeling and rendering capabilities.
Fashion Designer
A Fashion Designer creates clothing and accessories. You will use your knowledge of design, textiles, and sewing to create garments that are both stylish and functional. This course may be helpful in developing 3D modeling skills that can be useful in fashion design.
Animator
An Animator creates moving images using computer software. You will use your skills in 3D modeling, animation, and visual effects to bring characters and objects to life. This course may be helpful in developing the 3D modeling skills that can be useful in animation.
Graphic designer
A Graphic Designer creates visual concepts, using computer software or by hand, to communicate ideas that inspire, inform, and captivate consumers. This course may be helpful in developing 3D modeling skills that can be useful in graphic design.
Sculptor
A Sculptor creates three-dimensional works of art using a variety of materials, including clay, metal, and wood. You will use your knowledge of anatomy, design, and art history to create sculptures that are both beautiful and meaningful. This course may help you explore 3D modeling and rendering in the context of sculpting.

Reading list

We've selected three books that we think will supplement your learning. Use these to develop background knowledge, enrich your coursework, and gain a deeper understanding of the topics covered in Design for 3D Printing with Blender - 2023.
Provides a comprehensive overview of 3D printing, from the basics of 3D modeling to the different types of 3D printers and materials. It great resource for beginners who want to learn more about 3D printing.
This classic book on design provides a framework for understanding how people interact with products. It great resource for anyone who wants to design 3D models that are both functional and user-friendly.
Provides an overview of the history and future of 3D printing. It discusses the potential of 3D printing to revolutionize various industries and applications.

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