Post-processing in 3D printing
Once a part comes off the printer, the job isn’t always finished. Post-processing in 3D printing refers to the steps taken after a part is printed to enhance its appearance, strength, or functionality. These can include cleaning, curing, sanding, dyeing, or even machining, depending on the material and technology used. Understanding post-processing for 3D printing is essential for achieving professional-quality results and unlocking the full potential of your prints. This section explains what post-processing in 3D printing really involves — and why it’s just as important as the print itself.
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- Removing supports from 3D prints
- Sanding 3D prints
- Polish 3D printed
- Sandblasting 3D prints
- How to fill gaps in 3D prints
- Priming 3D prints
- How to paint 3D print
- How to foiling 3D prints
- How to metal plating 3D print
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