books in italian and updated on 3d printing

[alessato]

Hello.
for a neophyte what would be a good book to learn all the tricks to print in 3d?

already after the first press errors I started looking for some book on 3d printing, as these, but I don't have time to read everything and I would like advice from those who have already printed in 3d professionally for years.

Is there an updated guide or a reference book (in depth and well organized) from which to start?

 

[asblo]

This is a rather slim pantry.
then there is to understand what you mean by "trucks to print in 3d". depends on how deep you want to go, but for a normal use for me it holds the comparison with the 2d printing, that is that your job you do it on the file you want to print, then throw the print and the work her does it.

 

[marcok625]

Hi, I don't know if they've been made up of dedicated books, but I think there are. I personally entrusted myself to youtube, where I found videos specific to the problem that I had to solve at that time, or dedicated forums. I preferred to personally test the various materials / brands with the printer I have, more than look for more general info, I often found that things change even considerably according to the material brand even if always abs for example, rather than with the different 3d filament printers. So I think the best thing is to test and learn by trying. in the office we have a finalker s5 pro bundle that can print the ultimaker materials loaded in its warehouse recognizing them through the nfc label on the reel, configuring the print parameters for the specific material and that specific printer, while with this technology there are shortcomings to be made manually that you learn with the practice.

 

[asblo]

This is a rather slim pantry.

He didn't charge me, now I try