1. How do I know if a 3D design is printable?

This is likely one of the queries that users ask us the most frequently when they wanted a 3D print service. They routinely contact the support team to ensure that everything is prepared to send to the printers because there are numerous aspects that go into creating a printable design.

There isn’t a single solution that will address everyone’s worries because each of our clients’ designs is distinctive. Instead, We advise people to get a consultation session with our engineers to see if the 3D printing service is doable.  

2. How should we select a 3D print material?

There are a number of factors to take into account when selecting a material for your project, including cost, material characteristics, colour, finish, and more.

Here is a link to our material guide with its purpose and specification before you 3D print. You can go through and select the right one based on your requirements.

https://crenodez.com/3d-printing-material-data-sheet/

Examine the specifics of each material before making your decision to identify the one that best suits your requirements. You can find all the information you require on each of our material sites, which also include pricing, design guidelines, finishing options, and technical specs.

3. What type of paint can I use for my plastic 3D-printed part?

3D printing service is always provided with finishing options in a variety of colours.

Polyamide (SLS), Mammoth Resin, Standard Resin, Gray Resin, and High-Detail Resin all work well with conventional model-making paints. Water-based and acrylic paints will also work, but you might need to apply many layers, according to our research. Because some chemicals could harm the material or ruin your model, we don’t advise applying strong paint. Additionally, when painting, remember to put on a mask, exercise caution, and ventilate the area.

4. How do I hollow out my 3D model while I 3D print?

You might need to hollow out your 3D model for a few different reasons, such as cost-savings or to use Polyamide without deforming it. Using 3D modelling software, you must set a wall thickness and include escape holes in order to hollow down a model. The stages you take are determined by the technology, 3D modelling software, and the material you choose. 

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