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Beginner´s Guide to Blender for 3D Printing: Edit and Remix STLs

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Częsty problem każdego makera: znajdujesz świetny plik STL, ale nie do końca odpowiada Twoim potrzebom. Jednak bez odpowiednich narzędzi nawet najdrobniejsza zmiana w obiekcie 3D urasta do rangi dużego wyzwania. Ten kurs przybliża praktyczne funkcje programu Blender, które pozwalają modyfikować istniejące pliki bez konieczności nauki modelowania od zera. Wcześniejsze doświadczenie z programem Blender lub modelowaniem 3D nie jest wymagane.

Pokażemy Ci, jak zmieniać rozmiar otworów, modyfikować proporcje, dodawać lub usuwać szczegóły, naprawiać problematyczne siatki oraz tworzyć ciekawe remiksy, takie jak dodawanie śladów walki do rekwizytu cosplayowego. Wykorzystamy rzeźbienie, edycję siatki oraz modyfikatory. Wszystkiego nauczysz się krok po kroku na bazie praktycznych projektów, uzupełnionych quizami sprawdzającymi wiedzę.

Po dokonaniu zakupu otrzymasz maila potwierdzającego z linkiem. Nie jest wymagana żadna dodatkowa rejestracja - wszystko odbywa się w obrębie Twojego konta Prusa Account. Cała zawartość każdego kursu jest odblokowana od samego początku.

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Learn to edit your models, fast

Please note that the course is currently available only in English.

You don’t need to master Blender. We focus only on the tools and workflows that are genuinely useful for 3D printing, so you can start making practical changes to downloaded STLs as quickly as possible.

Once you get the know-how, even significant remixes can be made in just minutes.

Resize elements
Inflate objects
Stretch proportions
Change expressions
Pose limbs

A tool for every use case

The course is inspired by how we actually use Blender at Prusa Research to adjust STLs from Printables for 3D printing. The techniques are practical and applicable to various projects.

  • Make parts fit

    Use mesh editing to precisely adjust holes for embedded hardware, printing tolerances, and other dimensions.

  • Repair broken models

    Learn several ways to fix broken meshes for slicing, from automated solutions to precise manual adjustments.

  • Sculpt details

    Add details or change character poses and expressions with a virtual sculpting brush.

  • Make quick stylizations

    Use editable modifiers to quickly turn your prints into blocky sculptures or low-poly objects.

Learn by doing

Most chapters that introduce a specific tool or technique in Blender show its use on a sample STL model from Printables. You can immediately print the result yourself or apply the skill to any model you'd like.

Image of a dog model before and after editing

Remix with a few clicks

Use modifiers to instantly turn a model into a blocky or low-poly version.

Image of an alpaca model before and after editing

Change proportions

Stretch models to create fun new shapes and remixes.

Image of a helmet model before and after editing

Sculpt details

Use sculpting tools to add small details or battle damage to cosplay props.

Blender specifically for 3D Printing

Blender can do almost anything (from 3D rendering and VFX to 2D animations), which is why it can be very overwhelming. This course focuses purely on the parts that are useful for 3D printing.

What we included...

  • Basic introduction to Blender's UI and navigation
  • Object mode, Edit mode, Modifiers, basic sculpting
  • Free add-ons for 3D printing
  • Exporting at correct scale for 3D printing

...and what we skipped

  • A tour of every Blender panel and tool
  • Mesh Modeling from scratch
  • Animation, rendering, or Geometry Nodes
  • Texturing and materials
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Learn with text, videos, and images

Tired of sitting through endless YouTube tutorials and skipping back and forth looking for what you need? Prusa Academy courses combine text with images and short 5-20 second videos. This makes it easy to skim through things you already know and refer back to content you need to review.

Course contents

The course follows a linear structure, guiding you from the basics of Blender through various editing techniques. We begin with Sculpting, since it is the most intuitive tool, and then move on to Direct Mesh Editing and Modifiers. All content is unlocked from the start, so if you prefer, you can jump to the topics that interest you most.

Syllabus

  • Getting started: Set up Blender and try your first mesh editing.
  • Basics of Blender: Learn to navigate the 3D space and work in Object mode.
  • Help! My Blender is acting weird! Quick troubleshooting for common visual and UI issues.
  • Importing and exporting: Learn how to correctly import STL, OBJ, and 3MF files, and export them back at the correct scale.
  • Sample project: Snowman: Build a simple character from basic shapes to reinforce working in Object mode and navigating the 3D space.
  • Sculpting: Learn the sculpting workflow for quick and powerful adjustments.
  • Mesh editing basics: Learn how to work with vertices, edges, and faces to make precise adjustments to the mesh geometry.
  • Sample project: Resizing magnet holes: Resize and reshape magnet holes on a functional part to learn all about precise scaling for 3D printing.
  • Advanced mesh editing: Fixing non-manifold problems and manually removing details from a mesh.
  • Modifiers: Apply powerful non-destructive editing tools suited for 3D printing.
  • Conclusion - Get some extra tips and learn where to go next.
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Prove your knowledge

Get a Certificate of Completion

Each Prusa Academy course contains quizzes to help you check and reinforce your newly gained knowledge along the way. If you pass them all successfully, you will earn a certificate with your name as proof of your progress and commitment. Enjoy the prestige, bragging rights, and new job opportunities that come with it! 🙂


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