How to Put Supports on a Bracelet for 3D Printing & Casting with Matrix & Rhino3D

Properly adding supports for a 3D printed bracelet can be a challenging task, especially when using modern resin-based 3D printing methods. Keep in mind that supports should be applied in a way that allows for easy removal and coverage of all critical areas. We utilized software such as Gemvision Matrix powered by Rhino3D to achieve this and have applied jacket-style of supports. Jacke-Style of supports also act as sprues that can be helpful for lost wax casting In this Tutorial, we will teach you how to put adequate supports to the Bracelet & Print the Design on ProtoX using our New Velvet Resin. Giveaway Link You can download this file from this link & Print it using any SLA type 3D Printers including LCD & DLP. https://www.dropbox.com/s/ancpqnlzp0k... For More Information about Protospeed's ProtoX & Resins Please Visit https://protospeedfze.com/protox/ To Download the Brochure of ProtoX https://protospeedfze.com/brochures/P... Timecodes 0:00 - intro 2:25 - Making the Jacket with curves 7:15 - Applying Sprues & Supports 25:25 - Making Casting Ring with Sprues 31:01 - Applying Base supports on Protospeed Software (Oro) 38:21 - Printing the Design on ProtoX with Velvet Resin 40:01 - Free Design Giveaway Details