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Hello

I'm going to think outside the box of design.

Using the photoscult software, I get an stl file (representing a 3d photo) but as thin as a sheet of paper, so unusable on a 3d printer. I would like to give a thickness to my stl file either on creo or on solidworks.... On solidworks I am limited in facets for the modification of the STL.

If anyone has a solution, I'm all for it.

Thank you all

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I have the impression (no pun intended) that this is not the right track.

I don't practice, but amha, you have to look at the settings in the software that manages the printer.

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In the STL import options under Solidworks you should be able to check solid body

http://grabcad.com/questions/how-do-i-convert-stl-graphics-to-a-solid-model

 

and under Creo I never succeeded

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Hello

Have you tried with the Blender software which is free.

A tutorial here:

http://fr.flossmanuals.net/blender-pour-limpression-3d/ch007_donner-une-epaisseur

Good luck.

 

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Hello

 

Thank you for your answers, I'll look at Blender and get back to you if negative.

Thank you very much:)

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Thank you all, problem solved with Blender

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