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Idea  \n2. Software design  \n3. STL file  \n4. Slicing  \n5. Printing  \n6. Final product  \n3D printing stages  \nEducational, useful, or just for fun  \nBlender, TinkerCad, OpenScad, Mathematica MatLab, and many others  \nSTereoLithography  \nStandard Triangle/Tesselation Language  \nDensity of layers,  \nadding constructional support  \nActual printing  \nRemoving support, polishing final object  \n1. Idea  \nresource:  \n[https://longliveyoursmile.com/3d-](https://longliveyoursmile.com/3d-)  \nprintable-mask-for-covid-19/  \nresource:  \n[https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:404028](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:404028)  \n[https://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pac-Man](https://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pac-Man)   \n2. Software design  \nMatLab  \nMathematica OpenScad  \n3. STL file  \nSTereoLithography  \nStandard/Surface Triangle/Tesselation Language  \nA vase created in Mathematica by Eric Greenberg  \nthe corresponding stl file  \n3. STL file  \nviewstl com  \n4. 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