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2. Consider the Following 3D printing technology has completely changed the industrial manufacturing field. In what way? It has been noted that over the years, this technology has developed to the point that mechanical components and some replacement parts can now be printed with professional 3D printers. Furthermore, it has not only impacted the industrial field but is also being predicted to affect our way of life in the future. Why? 3D printer or 10W laser cutter machine technology makes it possible to process a three–dimensional model in a single process.

3. When we focus on the consumer additive manufacturing level, we find two primary 3D printing techniques. The techniques include • Fused Deposition Modeling • Stereolithography • These two techniques process objects by adding materials, layer by layer, to make a model. However, stereolithography is known to use a computer-controlled motion laser beam programmed using CAD / CAM software to harden resin exposed to the beam to create a desired three–dimensional shape. Meanwhile, fused deposition modelling uses a thermoplastic filament, which is heated to its melting point through a heated nozzle and then extruded layer by layer to develop a three–dimensional object. • To get these perfect three-dimensional models, they require software. Some printers come with the software, but at the same time, they are compatible with third-party software. There are three types of software. They include; • CAD computer-aided design software helps users to come up with a design in either 2D or 3D to visualize construction, which will later aid the development, optimization, and modification of the design process. There are different types of CAD software, but there are five in total. Specifically, they include: • 2D CAD that allows flat drawings of objects • One for prismatic models • 3D CAD for 3D objects • 3D wireframe and surface modelling, which is famous for designing the skeleton-like inner structure • Solid modelling for solid geometry.

4. CAM Computer-aided manufacturing software is a program known to use numerical control to make detailed instructions that drive CNC machines. It streamlines the machining process and automates the cutting, grilling, milling, laser cutting, and 3D printing actions, or in short, it controls any numerically controlled manufacturing system. It can be used in conjunction with product lifecycle management software or CAD. • The third and last software is the printer control software, which is known to send instructions directly to the printer at a given time, and more specifically, it provides a real-time interface to the functions and settings of the printer. • As interesting as this machine is, you still have to be realistic on some matters. Before purchasing one, what should you take into account? In this article, it will be made clear what details you should consider before reaching the final verdict of purchase. They are as follows; • The laser spots • The accuracy of the laser is related to the laser spot. Therefore, Snapmaker's Laser cutter 3D printer uses a semiconductor laser as the source of its light, and then the laser module is engraved with a 0.2 mm x 0.3 mm laser focus. Hence, a super-accurate object is made from a series of materials. • Built-in camera • You can also ensure that the laser cutter you are going for has a built-in focus camera. Naturally, the built-in camera will provide you with camera capture features and autofocus, hence spending minimum time trying to focus the laser. All you need to worry about is editing the design and positioning; the rest will be done. Get exactly what you see.

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