Design Custom Electrical Enclosures for Mass Production 3D Printing
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 Published On Mar 31, 2023

Discover how to design a custom 3D printed electrical enclosure in our latest Beginners Guide to Designing 3D Printed Parts for Mass Production 3D Printing. We cover the key features and design considerations for creating a 3D printable electronics enclosure that's both custom-fitted and ESD safe. Learn how to create standoffs, add chamfers, and optimize your design for print orientation to ensure a high-quality results and manufacturability. Plus, we share tips on incorporating ribs and custom insets for added support and durability.

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