3D scanning
Why 3D Scan Data is Typically STL Instead of STEP
When working with 3D scanning, one of the first things you'll encounter is that the output is almost always an STL file rather than a STEP file. This distinction might seem trivial at first, but it’s rooted in the fundamental differences between these two file formats and the nature of 3D scanning technology.
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Why 3D Scan? Here's 12 real-world examples for engineers!
Discover the game-changing applications of 3D scanning for engineers. From reverse engineering to quality control, unlock new possibilities. Learn more!
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How to 3D Scan Action Figures
For one creative entrepreneur, his love of all things 90’s inspired him to create a new line of action figures that aims to recapture the magic of that era. Thus was born the idea for "9 to 5 Warriors."
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Predictions for 2023: Advanced Manufacturing Poised for Explosive Growth
As we enter 2023, all the supply chain & logistics challenges that began with the start of the pandemic continue to plague just about ...
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Streamlining your Inventory to Save Money
Discover how advanced manufacturing can revolutionize inventory management for industrial enterprises. Learn how 3DChimera can assist with CAD, 3D printing, and post-processing, enabling you to become your own supplier and optimize production processes.
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Can The Tooling Process Be A Hidden Money Saver In Your Business?
Any change in tooling has a direct impact on the production line’s quantity, quality, and pricing, further impacting a business’ bottom line.
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How to import a 3D Scan (or any STL) into SOLIDWORKS 2020
In this video we will show you how to import a 3D Scan (or any STL) into SOLIDWORKS 2020 so that it can be edited. We commonly run into questions about this for customers who are working closely...
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How Do You 3D Print A Tortoise Shell?
Using our team's deep expertise in 3D scanning, materials, and 3D printing, we were able to come up with a lifelong solution for our new friend, George.
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