3D Printing with Autodesk: Create and Print 3D Objects with 123D, AutoCAD and…

Description: About this productProduct Information3D Printing with Autodesk Create and Print 3D Objects with 123D, AutoCAD, and Inventor Create amazing 3D-printable objects fast with Autodesk 123D Imagine it. Then print it Autodesk 123D gives you all the tools you need and it's free. This easy, full-color guide will help you fully master 3D printing with Autodesk 123D even if you've never done any of this before. Authors John Biehler and Bill Fane have helped thousands of people join the 3D printing revolution--now it's your turn. With step-by-step photos and simple projects, they teach you how to make the most of the whole 123D suite on Windows, Mac, and iPad. New to 3D printing? You'll learn pro techniques for creating models that print perfectly the first time. Want to start fast? Discover how to scan photos straight into your models. Don't have a 3D printer? Learn how to work with today's most popular 3D printing services. John Biehler discovered 3D printing several years ago and built his first 3D printer shortly thereafter. Since then, he's shared his 3D printing knowledge with thousands of people at live events throughout Canada and the Pacific Northwest and through online and broadcast media. He co-founded Vancouver's fastest-growing group of 3D printing enthusiasts. Bill Fane , an Autodesk Authorized Training Centre (ATC) certified instructor, has designed with AutoCAD since 1986. Fane has lectured on AutoCAD and Inventor at Autodesk University since 1995, and at Destination Desktop since 2003. He has written 220 The Learning Curve AutoCAD tutorials for CADalyst and holds 12 patents. From start to finish, 3D Printing with Autodesk 123D covers all you need to know. So stop waiting and start creating Quickly get comfortable with the 123D workspace and key features Learn the essentials of effective 3D object design Practice 3D design hands-on with simple guided exercises Generate detailed models from photos with 123D Catch Create new 3D character "monsters" with 123D Creature Prepare any 3D model for successful printing Move from existing 3D CAD tools (if you've ever used them) Design parts that are easy to print, and multi-part models that can be printed "pre-assembled" Print through leading 3D printing services such as Shapeways, Ponoko, Fablab, and HackerspacesProduct IdentifiersPublisherPearson PublishingISBN-100789753286ISBN-139780789753281eBay Product ID (ePID)173763536Product Key FeaturesFormatTrade PaperbackPublication Year2014LanguageEnglishDimensionsWeight19 OzWidth6.9in.Height0.6in.Length9in.Additional Product FeaturesDewey Edition23Table of ContentChapter 1 The Rise of 3D Printing 1 3D Printing Will Change the World 2 Chapter 2 Basic Principles of 3D Printing 5 How 3D Printing Works 5 Layered Approach to 3D Printing 5 Printing Time for Layers 17 A More Realistic 3D Printing Example 18 Two Basic Types of Printers 20 Deposition--Deposit This... 20 Fusion--Take This Material And Stick It... 20 Stacking Up: The Third Type of 3D Printing Process 21 Pros and Cons of 3D Printing Processes 21 Pros and Cons of Deposition Printers 21 Pros and Cons of Fusion Printers 24 Summary 24 Chapter 3 123D Creature for iPad 25 Creating a Creature 26 Adding Bones and Joints 30 Moving the Model 31 Sculpting Your Creature 32 Working with Control Options 34 Sharing Your Creature 45 Summary 50 Chapter 4 Creating 3D Objects with Cameras and 123D Catch 51 Photographing Objects 52 Correcting the Model 56 Orienting the Model 59 Repairing the Model 60 Summary 62 Chapter 5 Introducing 123D Design for iPad 63 123D Design Interface 65 Primitives Parts 66 Parts Kit Library 68 Rotate Tool 70 Scale Tool 70 Adjust 71 Combine Tools 74 Reshape Tools 76 Take a Picture Option 80 Object Editing Tools 80 Project/File Menu Options 82 Projects and Galleries 83 Additional Support 83 Saving to the Cloud 84 Camera View 85 Summary 85 Chapter 6 123D Design Exercises for iPad 87 Creating New Projects 87 Scaling and Smoothing Edges 91 Using the Chamfer Tool 94 Manipulating Existing Projects 96 Aligning the Model 100 Finishing the Model 103 Sending a File to a 3D Printer 105 Summary 106 Chapter 7 Workspace Basics of 123D Design for Mac and PC 107 123D Design Templates 108 Starting a New Project 109 Toolbar Controls 111 Menu Options 113 Summary 120 Chapter 8 123D Design Exercises for Mac and PC 121 Exercise: Create a Coffee Mug 122 Making the Mug Handle 129 Exercise: Create a Business Card Holder 140 Summary 149 Chapter 9 Preparing 3D Models for Printing 151 Code Used for Printing a 3D Model 152 Scale and Dimension 155 Manifold Geometry 156 Orientation 158 Adding Support Material 159 Place Good Side of Model Against Print Bed 160 Consider Print Orientation 160 Summary 161 Chapter 10 The Difference Between Surface and Solid Models 163 The Solid Facts About CAD 163 Animated 3D CAD Models 166 Show Me Some Skin Models 168 AutoCAD Versus Inventor 171 Summary 172 Chapter 11 Why and How to Use 3D Printing 173 What Can Possibly Go Wrong, Go Wrong, Go Wrong... 173 Using 3D Prototypes to Verify Designs 176 Manufacturing Small Quantities with 3D Printing 181 Creating Metal Parts with 3D Printing 182 Allowing for Shrinkage 183 Using 3D Printing for Large Parts 184 Summary 184 Chapter 12 Designing Easy-to-Print Parts 185 Design Versus Make--Know the Process 185IllustratedYesDewey Decimal004.77Age LevelTradeCopyright Date2014AuthorJohn Biehler, Bill FaneNumber of Pages304 PagesLc Classification NumberTs171.8

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