3D Printing with Autodesk: Create and Print 3D Objects with 123d, AutoCAD and Inventor - John Biehler

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Résumé :
3D Printing with Autodesk covers everything the reader needs to know -- even absolute beginners, and even if for readers who do not own a 3D printer. This book takes students all the way from idea to physical object in practically no time. One of the few 3D printing books that also focuses on the project design, it's packed with full-color photos and screen shots that make 3D printing easier than it's ever been before. Step by step, the authors cover the full Autodesk 123D suite, as well as alternative tools from Autodesk and other software companies.

Sommaire:
1. What Is 3D Printing? 2. A Brief History of 3D Printing 3. Create 3D Monsters with Your iPad (123D Creature) 4. Exporting Your Monster Creations and Preparing for Printing 5. Scan Anything Into a 3D Model With Any Camera (123D Capture) 6. 123D Design for iPad Workspace Overview 7. 123D Design for iPad The Basics 8. 123D Design for iPad Design Exercise #1 9. 123D Design for iPad Design Exercise #2 10. Exporting Your 123D Design for iPad Models for 3D Printing 11. 123D Design for Mac/PC Workspace Overview 12. 123D Design for Mac/PC The Basics 13. 123D Design for Mac/PC Design Exercise #1 14. 123D Design for Mac/PC Design Exercise #2 15. 123D Design for Mac/PC Design Exercise #3 16. Preparing Your 3D Models for Printing 17. The Difference Between Surface and Solid Models 18. Why and How You Should Be Using 3D Printing 19. Pros and Cons of The Various 3D Printing Processes 20. Which Way Is Up? Aligning The Printing Direction of Your Model 21. Designing Multi-Part Models That Can Be Printed Pre-Assembled 22. Exporting Your Model to a 3D Printer. What Is An .STL File? 23. Printing Directly to Third Party 3D Printing Services From Within Inventor 24. Using Third Party 3D Printing Services (Shapeways, Ponoko, Fablab, Hackerspaces) 25. Future Developments In 3D Printing: The Future Is Already Here!