Welcome to 3D Print Club Online

To support our dedicated community of 3D modellers, The Learning Space team provides regular online content on 3D printing and design, suitable for people at any stage of learning.

We'll focus on the fundamentals of Autodesk Fusion 360 and other free 3D modelling software. This includes regular posts, video tutorials, and meet-ups.

Whether you're an avid designer or just curious to learn more, we are all about supporting our community of makers, tinkerers, thinkers, and creators. So if you have a question, or you're working on something you'd like to share, we'd love to hear from you! Please drop us a line or send us a picture of your current project.

To receive 3D Print Club updates, click '+ Follow' in the banner above!

Getting Started

Getting Started

Are you looking to get started with 3D modeling and printing? Get making with these free programs

  • Download Fusion360

    Fusion360 is our go-to 3D modelling software. After a bit of instruction, it is user-friendly and free for non-commercial and hobbyist users. Fusion360 is particularly useful for parametric modelling to create accurate prints.

    Click here 

  • Download Blender

    Blender leans more towards animation and game development but it can still be used in 3D modelling to make interesting and organic shapes. Similarly to Meshmixer, you can use Blender as a way of finishing models by adding more organic touches to more geometric shapes made in Fusion360.

    Click here 

  • Download Meshmixer

    Meshmixer is, like its name implies, perfect for mixing 3D meshes. However, there is way more to this software. Its most useful functions are probably those related to analysing and fixing STLs. Meshmixer can also be used to model with ‘digital clay’, perfect for making more organic shapes.

    Click here 

  • Download Cura

    To get a 3D model into the real world you’ll need to 3D print it and to print a model you’ll need a slicer. A slicer basically tells your 3D printer what to do by slicing the model into gcode instructions. Cura is an amazing, powerful and free slicer! Its basic settings can get you started. Once you're ready, its advanced setting can give you print quality you never dreamed off. Cura supports most printers so give it a go today.

    Click here 

Tutorials

Are you looking for a 3D printing project to try? Perhaps you've never tried 3D printing before and are looking for a good starting place. Browse through a collection of 3D modelling tutorials made by our very own 3D Print Club instructors.

News Updates

News Updates