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Have you ever used form.Z for preparing 3D models? As shown in this video, it’s fully capable of doing so. form.z is known for its 3D modeling capability, but it also includes features enabling exporting model files to formats suitable for 3D printing. This video demonstrates some of the 3D printing features, including fixing up model errors and choosing export formats by selecting the destination printer’s type.

Bonus: you can buy form.z online right now at a 25% discount, only USD$1,125 instead of the regular price of USD$1,495.

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