FDM is a popular 3D printing method that uses PLA thermoplastic filament, extruded through a heated nozzle and layered to form the final object. It requires no chemical post-processing, offers an affordable and eco-friendly material, and produces surfaces with slight layer lines. Easy to use, it is perfect for beginners and prototyping.
Materials Used
PLA filament
The Sense scanner features an intuitive interface with built-in auto zoom, tracking, focus, cropping, and sharing tools, requiring no design experience. Its software can generate STL files from scans, ready for direct 3D printing.
After printing an image using heat transfer paper and ink, a heat press machine applies heat and pressure to transfer the design onto various items, such as mugs, glass cups, ceramic plates, canvas bags, T-shirts, hats, and more.