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Recently, we have noticed electronics projects integrated with 3D printed enclosures, brackets, and sculptures, so each Thursday we celebrate and highlight these bold pioneers!

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If you’re thinking about learning some CAD for 3D Printing, now is a great time! Special thanks goes out to 123D Design team from Autodesk for making kick ass free CAD software!Įvery Thursday is #3dthursday here at Adafruit! The DIY 3D printing community has passion and dedication for making solid objects from digital models.

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Overall it’s a great update and we really recommend upgrading if you’re already a user.

You also can’t apply construct operations to imported meshes. The best uses of this feature could be for anyone who is looking to make remixes/fixes/customizations/upgrades to STL models like scanned data. It also gives you a ability to apply basic combine operations like merge, subtract and intersect to solids and other meshes. Tinkercad did this really well and now 123D Design can too. Importing STL is also very welcomed feature that we feel was probably the most requested feature. You can’t apply construct operations to extruded SVGs which is a bummer but expected from a new feature. Doesn’t seem like there’s an option (yet) to set the height of an extruded object when importing as an object. Importing SVG option is available in either a Sketch or Solid. It did an OK job at importing our Adafruit font, but crapped out on our icon. In our tests, the feature worked best on simple paths. This is great for making solids from outline sketches made from a vector drawling app like Adobe Illustrator or Inkscape. The biggest feature update is SVG import. Toggling on/off groups when snapping is a time saver and turning the grid off allows you to project sketches from irregular surfaces. Hover over the bottom right to quickly change snapping increments and measuring units. Features that might get overlooked that seem minor are actually handy in use. Objects have a nice lime green outline when its selected, making it more distinct. Things did not move around, it’s mostly a graphical refresh, which looks very sharp and clean. Our first impressions with the UI redesign are really good.

Also includes updates for 123D Premium members, and bug fixes.

Feedback Survey directly in app under Help.

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Free members can now download up to 10 models a month.

Premium members can now download unlimited models from 123D Content Library.

3D Print now sends model to Meshmixer for processing before 3D printing.

New option for defining snapping increments for different operations.

New toggle for enabling or disabling implicit grouping when snapping between parts.

Drop selected objects to the grid with a simple key (F10).

Import SVG files and use them as sketches or as simple extrusions.

New option for combining objects on STL export in order to support printers that read first body only.

Perform Combine, Subtract and Intersect operations between meshes and solids.

Support for opening, inserting, and saving meshes in STL and OBJ formats.

MyProjects provides access to models created in 123D Catch, 123D Make and 123D Creature.

Easier access to all of your models and projects, regardless of the app you made them in.

A new UI introduces similar look and feel with other products from the 123D family, like Tinkercad.

The details from their history update from their website looks very promising. Just when we weren’t sure if Autodesk was ever going to update 123D Design for Desktop, a brand new 1.4 update comes out and surprises us.