
MAKE: GETTING
STARTED
WITH 3D PRINTING
by Liza Wallach Kloski and
Nick Kloski
$20 makershed.com
When I started reading Make:
Getting Started with 3D Printing, by Liza
Wallach Kloski and Nick Kloski of HoneyPoint3D, I felt fairly
knowledgeable about how to use, maintain, and repair a 3D
printer. But even as an experienced user, I found a surprisingly
useful breadth of tips and information on topics including how to
optimize your prints and how to handle and store filament.
One of the most useful sections is the guide that covers open
source 3D modeling software — namely Tinkercad, Autodesk
Meshmixer, and Fusion 360. With the authors’ guidance, ...