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    This document provides instructions for making 3D printed shapes using Beetleblocks. It begins by listing the materials needed and then guides the user through the steps of the Beetleblocks software to design a shape. These steps include using blocks, settings, and instructions to move and rotate parts. It also covers adding a handle and downloading the final design. The document promotes the Ultimaker 3D printer and its software Cura for printing the Beetleblocks designs. It concludes by citing additional resources on 3D printing.

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    This document provides instructions for making 3D printed shapes using Beetleblocks. It begins by listing the materials needed and then guides the user through the steps of the Beetleblocks software to design a shape. These steps include using blocks, settings, and instructions to move and rotate parts. It also covers adding a handle and downloading the final design. The document promotes the Ultimaker 3D printer and its software Cura for printing the Beetleblocks designs. It concludes by citing additional resources on 3D printing.

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    Making Shapes For 3D Printing

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    This document provides instructions for making 3D printed shapes using Beetleblocks. It begins by listing the materials needed and then guides the user through the steps of the Beetleblocks software to design a shape. These steps include using blocks, settings, and instructions to move and rotate parts. It also covers adding a handle and downloading the final design. The document promotes the Ultimaker 3D printer and its software Cura for printing the Beetleblocks designs. It concludes by citing additional resources on 3D printing.

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    Making Shapes for 3D Printing

    http://www.shaperjet.com/

    Materials You Need

    http://qualityreporter.com/many-laptops-breakmanufacturer-warranty/

    https://blog.frankvh.com/2009/07/13/sdcard-locks-dont-lock

    https://www.igo3d.com/en/ultimaker-2-plus.html

    Beetleblocks

    Begin your instructions


    with the following blocks

    Set extrusion settings

    Using the move instruction

    Using the rotate instruction

    Move the beetle back

    Repeat!

    Make sure you rotate on the correct


    axis!

    Adding a handle

    Download your design!

    The Ultimaker

    https://ultimaker.com/en/blog/91-company-update-january-2015

    https://ultimaker.com/en/products/cura-software

    Using Cura

    Using Cura

    Save and Print!

    Thank you for watching!

    http://beetleblocks.com/

    Works Cited
    Hoffman, T. (2016, September 21). The Best 3D Printers of 2016. Retrieved October 27, 2016, from
    http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2470038,00.asp
    L. (2015, May 28). 3D printing with beetleblocks | The Tinkering Studio. Retrieved October 27, 2016,
    from http://tinkering.exploratorium.edu/2015/05/28/3d-printing-beetleblocks
    Love, D. (2013, January 02). Why You Should Care About 3D Printing. Retrieved October 27, 2016,
    from http://www.businessinsider.com/why-does-3d-printing-matter-2013-1

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