Every great 3D print begins not with the printer, but with an idea. This spark, this initial concept, is what we breathe life into through design. I’ve previously delved into the genesis of such ideas
Today, let’s embark on the subsequent phase: translating that idea into a tangible design using Shapr3D.
Before diving deep into the design process, it’s worth pausing to reflect on the choice of tools. For me, Shapr3D stands out in the vast sea of 3D design software, and here’s why:
Firstly, it’s iPad-compatible. The tactile experience of sketching designs using the Apple Pencil offers a level of precision and intuitiveness that’s hard to replicate with a mouse on a traditional PC setup. It feels like the modern rendition of sketching on paper, but with the immense power of digital flexibility at my fingertips.
Moreover, its portability is a game-changer. Whether I’m seated in a park, sipping coffee in a café, or even waiting in a parking lot while my wife shops, my design studio is wherever I am. With Shapr3D, I’m not tethered to a desk; the world becomes my design space.
With that context in mind, let’s delve into how I harness the unique features of Shapr3D to bring my ideas to life…