Discover the unique possibilities of 3D printed textures in our latest 3D printing design tutorial. In this video, we debunk the misconception that layer lines are a disadvantage in 3D printed parts, and instead, reveal how these lines offer creative opportunities for distinctive textures that injection molding simply cannot achieve.

Learn how to remove layer lines or embrace them to enhance your design. We cover various methods, including using CAD, and slicers like Cura and Idea Maker, to apply textures to your 3D printed parts.

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0:00 Layer lines just don't matter
0:15 Why are layer lines frowned upon?
0:40 Injection molded textures
1:03 3D printed parts are allowed to have textures
1:41 Howto add textures in CAD
2:31 Howto add textures in Cura
3:04 Howto add textures in IdeaMaker
3:35 Outro


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