Some people still experience faceted prints of their parts because STLs interpret your data and essentially create a facsimile of your part, not an accurate representation. With that context in mind, it makes a lot of sense why STL format was created to begin with - translating curves and compound surfaces into machine data would be an astronomical amount of code to run. STL files were designed with additive manufacturing in mind, translating design data, typically NURBS or BREP based, into a mesh for 3D printers to interpret. “Slicer for Fusion 360” can be used as standalone or as an add-in for “Fusion 360”, meaning that you can create a 3D model in “Fusion 360” software and then send your file to “Slicer for Fusion 360”.STL format is ancient in computer terms, as it was first released in 1987 by 3D systems. Unfortunately, you cannot use these files for 3D printing, since they are not in compatible formats for 3D printing.

PDF formats which are supported Laser Cutting file formats. With “Slicer for Fusion 360” you can download your plans in. It slices and converts 3D models into 2D patterns that you can laser cut out of any flat material, such as Plywood, Cardboard or Plastic. It is a software that turns your 3D models into artefacts.

Slicer for 360” software uses different construction techniques to build your model based on 2D slices and animated assembly instructions. With this software, you can slice your 3D model into 2D laser cut parts and then assemble them together into amazing 3D structures. This is a laser cutting tutorial for beginners in “Slicer for Autodesk Fusion 360”.

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