Definition
Design for 3D printing (often called DfAM) means drawing with the process in mind: orientation, supports, thickness, tolerance and assembly, rather than copying a machined part as-is.
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Designing a part for 3D printing
A part that looks good on screen can be fragile, too thin or messy to print. This section ties CAD back to real production constraints.
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