BRTTRY / RECORD
ISBN9798907670105
PublisherBRTTRY GOT LLC
Date2026-08-11
FormatHardback
Turn digital designs into useful physical objects with an approachable introduction to desktop 3D printing.
3D Printing Made Practical guides beginners through the essential steps of preparing and completing a print. It explains how to set up a desktop printer, select an appropriate filament, prepare digital models, use slicing software, and adjust the settings that influence the printing process.
Clear explanations introduce important topics such as layer height, nozzle temperature, print speed, infill, supports, bed leveling, and first-layer adhesion. The guide also covers routine printer care and practical ways to investigate common printing problems.
Inside this 3D printing handbook, you’ll discover:
Essential steps for setting up a desktop 3D printer
Practical guidance for leveling the print bed
Introductions to commonly used filament types
Basic model preparation and slicing workflows
Clear explanations of layer height, infill, supports, and print speed
Guidance for adjusting nozzle and build-plate temperatures
Practical approaches to warping, stringing, weak layers, and poor adhesion
Routine nozzle, build plate, and printer maintenance
Ideas for creating organizers, models, decorations, prototypes, and gifts
Beginner-friendly terminology and workflow explanations
Whether you are exploring 3D printing as a hobby, working on a classroom project, or learning new maker skills, this guide provides an organized starting point for understanding the complete printing workflow.
The durable hardcover and convenient spiral binding allow the handbook to lie flat beside your printer, making it easy to review settings, follow setup steps, and consult troubleshooting information while working.
3D Printing Made Practical guides beginners through the essential steps of preparing and completing a print. It explains how to set up a desktop printer, select an appropriate filament, prepare digital models, use slicing software, and adjust the settings that influence the printing process.
Clear explanations introduce important topics such as layer height, nozzle temperature, print speed, infill, supports, bed leveling, and first-layer adhesion. The guide also covers routine printer care and practical ways to investigate common printing problems.
Inside this 3D printing handbook, you’ll discover:
Essential steps for setting up a desktop 3D printer
Practical guidance for leveling the print bed
Introductions to commonly used filament types
Basic model preparation and slicing workflows
Clear explanations of layer height, infill, supports, and print speed
Guidance for adjusting nozzle and build-plate temperatures
Practical approaches to warping, stringing, weak layers, and poor adhesion
Routine nozzle, build plate, and printer maintenance
Ideas for creating organizers, models, decorations, prototypes, and gifts
Beginner-friendly terminology and workflow explanations
Whether you are exploring 3D printing as a hobby, working on a classroom project, or learning new maker skills, this guide provides an organized starting point for understanding the complete printing workflow.
The durable hardcover and convenient spiral binding allow the handbook to lie flat beside your printer, making it easy to review settings, follow setup steps, and consult troubleshooting information while working.