Preparing Rhino 3D Model for 3D Printing Export

[@AdiHaru]

Just a little tool you showed here I never knew before helped me save hours of double work! thank you!!! :)

[@simpernchong]

Great to hear! Have a nice day :)

[@Juanguaqueta]

Thank you. Please, continue creating this kind of videos.

[@simpernchong]

Thank you, I will 😁

[@ek403025]

this worked very well for me too. thank you very much

[@simpernchong]

Glad to be of help :) Thanks

[@dongzeli1318]

what is the purpose of creating a mesh, and how do I determine what numbers to put in like 0.002

[@Jan-hd8iu]

thank you so much!

[@simpernchong]

No worries!

[@otoko7306]

Thank you for the video, I am preparing to print in the future this will be helpfull.

[@simpernchong]

Glad to be of help. :)

[@bongeorge1659]

Thank you so much this has been so helpful you have saved my a levels

[@simpernchong]

Thanks and welcome :)

[@Sliim-ds5zs]

butuh ke detail n ekspor ini.. ke 3dprint..

[@kiferingas129]

ty it works nice

[@simpernchong]

You are welcome :)

[@hakankalac]

Thanks for the video. When I import the stl file I exported, the object is 1/100 smaller.
1 Does 3d print have a problem?
2 How do I import equally
Thanks

[@simpernchong]

The units should be in mm.

[@1st_agent]

Thank you sir.

[@simpernchong]

You are welcome :)

[@anthonyraymundo9102]

Can you please do a video on scaling a rhino model to a certain scale for 3d printing

[@simpernchong]

OK, I will do one soon. In case you need to know urgently, you can follow these steps:
1. Select the model
2. Type Boundingbox. A box of the overall dimension of model will be create.
3. Group Box with the Model
4. Draw a line that corresponds with the length or breadth or height.
5. Use Orient. Set to scale3D to scale the group to the length of the line.
Cheers

[@simpernchong]

Hi, I have made a video on it. ua-cam.com/video/dQ3_0ka1x3s/v-deo.html Cheers

[@nayyartech]

Tq

[@simpernchong]

Welcome :)