Top 5 Must Know Meshmixer Tricks for 3D Printing - FREE
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- Meshmixer is a free, powerful mesh editing tool for your 3D Printing projects! Here's my top 5 uses.
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I can't think of a video I've watched lately that deserves a thumbs-up as much as this one. Concise, useful, close-ups of the drop-down menus so we can see what is happening, no mucking about. You should win some sort of award.
The day I found your channel was the day I was introduced to meshmixer(about 3 yrs ago), still use it today & agree of how versatile it is. Great tutorial Angus.
I've always loved your Tips, Tricks and Tutorial vids Angus, they're fantastic. And yes, I too would love to see more Meshmixer tutorials.
Hope you're finally getting settled into your new place.
+Spike Kent thanks mate! Yep slowly things are starting to come together
I'm planning to swim from Brazil to Australia just to shake your hand! Your channel is the best!
Thanks again Angus I'm sure your videos are much appreciated by everyone in the 3d printer community. I have been struggling a lot with Blender, after seeing this I'll give Meshmixer a go.
Yes more Meshmixer videos!!. No. 6 would be "Make Solid" solves a lot of issues with bad meshes. No. 7 would be "hollow" very useful for turning any mesh hollow inside to use for lamps or to add parts internally
Full mesh mixer tutorial would be fantastic. Thanks for all your content, love your work mate. Hope you have good aircon in your new place!
It’s a lifesaver. I use it every day. Especially your video on Boolean difference to subtract shapes from others was very useful to create pegs to reassemble the parts post print.
Another awesome video from Maker's Muse! Thanks for all the info you share and kudos to your clear, concise and friendly style of teaching!
Angus I would like vey much to learn to use Mesh and to watch your tutorials would be an added pleasure.
So I want to place my vote for more of your tutorials on this subject if I may.
Thank you and I truely hope yo see futher tips & tricks from you.
Bob
ditto!
+Bob Young thanks! Received loud and clear.
Yes please do more tutorials ! I have used your other tutorials and find them rather handy
Great tutorial Angus, keep them coming!
Yes please, more meshmixer tutorials, great work, thank you
Great tutorial Angus! Thank you for the tips and overview.
FINALLY a good tutorial. clear, detailed, explains well and very, VERY thoughtful. thank you for making good videos, Its hard to find nice videos about meshmixer. liked and sub!
Thank you for suggesting this software to those new to 3D printing. I don't know what i would do without it.
I didn't know anything about this until now. I am with the rest on learning more about it.
Thanks Angus btw killer shirt.
Got MM after watching one of your older vids...love it. help fixed a couple of problems i had with files.
I have it but never used it before. Watching this video shows some tools that I know I will need to use, especially the plane cut tool.
It seems like Meshmixer is super powerful, but the interface is so convoluted that I have a hard time learning how to use it. I love your tutorials on it and hope you post more soon!
It says a lot about Meshmixer's wide range of tools that "hollow" doesn't even make the top 5. I only started using it recently, but thumbs up for teaching me the isolate thing alone.
More videos on MeshMixer - I'm new to 3D printing and your videos are such a help (especially MeshMixer and other free tools)
This is great! With the Moai, I really need to learn more about Meshmixer so would love to see more tutorials!
Good tips! I use the slicing a lot. Also, the scaling is cool since you can enter an overall size along one axis and it can proportionally scale.
I like MeshMixer but it's interface is frustrating, with many features effectively hidden by strange interaction modes. For instance, using arrow keys to change snapping increments as you mention. That's crazy!
The big ones for me are alignment, slicing, and supports, the latter of which is its killer feature IMO.
Happy printing!
Thanks Angus, happy to watch a bunch of these. Cheers, JAYTEE
YES, I too would love to see more Meshmixer tutorials
I did not know you can isolate a plane cut. Ty very very much. Opens up a whole lot for me. Appreciate it.
Cool video, and I love the shirt.
Definitely more tutorials on mesh mixer would be highly appreciated Angus
Doing more Meshmixer videos is a great idea Angus! I have used it before (because you have recommended it before), but I have trouble using certain features of the tool, and would like to see videos on them!
Your commentary was very easy to understand and very nice.
Thank you very much ありがとう
I would love to see you do an in depth series on Mesh Mixer. Especially interesting would be topic on how to take various models and combine them into new models.
I don't know what rock I have been hiding under but this is game changing for me. I've been doing the plane cuts in fusion360 directly until now and exporting separate files. Guess that's still useful in some circumstances but either way, amazing thanks Angus!
Cheers bud just what I needed to get started
Angus should definitely have a T-Shirt that just has the word 'Powerful' on it
take a shot, every time.
Unfortunately I'm not Australian, I don't think I could handle it
Oh wow. I needed to Frankenstein two models together a week ago. I downloaded Blender to try to do it and pretty quickly gave up. This looks super easy. Thanks!
Another great video Thanks Angus
3d builder and meshmixer are two lovers!
Great video, also that stingray shirt is fantastic!
Splitting models in two halves is lifesaving in many cases.
YES! Can you show us how to use the stamp?
If it does what I think, it'd be really cool for postprocessing models. Keep up the good work!
I had no idea how to use the shell separation with plane cut -- I was creating multiple copies and deleting alternating halves. Thanks for saving my forehead the pain of being repeatedly mashed into my desk!
That's really good stuff, thanks Angus :)
Yes please, more of these.
Figured it out no probs great stuff ya doing thanks for showing us. If it wasn't for people like u i would probably have to go to Tafe or uni so again thanks heaps.
Great Tips! Keep them coming :)
Please do more Meshmixer tutorials, I would find them useful!
Absolutely. I am trying to import mathematical shapes from Mathematica and am having a hard time using the sculpt tool. I would like to see videos about using the sculpt tool and making sure the mesh has no awkward boundries afterwards.
Your banging out the videos Angus, good job
Thank u for all ur help.
I think with all the new people printing these days I think you should do an updated video on meshmixer. I'm still trying to learn it when I can
Thanks! great video, I'm using it to splice 3d prints together. One Suggestion though, you may want to add timestamps when you're going through lists, that way I can hop to the info that I am needing quickly.
Angus, I have a question for you with mesh mixer. I use a UAV for generating cad based designs. Based on your demonstration, I should be able to remove (possibly painstakingly) remove all vertical features, trees, buildings, utility poles, etc from the mesh in my processed data to provide a more accurate grade line model?
How have I never heard of this?? Thanks angus.
I have mainly used Meshmixer to make voronoi (dual edges pattern) stuff and might do a video tutorial about design-slice-print a project like this. I wish I knew how to scuplt in meshmixer like people sculpt in Zbrush, but the stuff you can do in this software for free is really amazing.
Very informative, and thank you for speaking clearly, with a good microphone, I have to rely on Closed Captions to be able to know what people are saying on TH-cam, and people that mumble or have background music make the closed captions nearly useless. Yours are always very good and I really appreciater it/
Thank you! I used to mumble badly so happy to hear the captions understand me :)
I like the music at the end. (Rest of video too of course!)
great video thanks Angus
Yesss, let there be more!
It would be great to have a set of videos on using the align tools and pivots. You do great videos.
Yes! More Meshmixer!
Ridiculous software! Love it - thanks for the video!
Yes! More meshmixer!
This is a great video!
I would love to see a bit about taking an OBJ figure (like an export from Poser) and how you might prep that in MM for 3D printing.
great work guy
thanks and I have heard that meshmixer smooths curve transitions in a esh but I have no clue if it does or how to do it if it does, basically what I mean is for instance I made a simple cylinder in 3dsmax, even if I set edges to a ridiculous 200 and mesh smooth to 4, when I print I do not get a nice smooth curve, the curve is made up of small flat polys.
is there a filter or tool in meshmixer that can smooth those out so there are no flat polys in a curve? without using that smoothing brush that affects every poly around it and makes the cylinder look like a molten pancake!
Hello Angus!
I have a question with is applicable to your bunny. I have a helmet file I've edited in Sketchup (Its the only program I know my way around) but most of my faces are 0 thickness. Can I edit the overall wall thickness in Meshmixer? Do you have any other solutions you would recommend?
Thanks for all your tutorials!
hey to you..and thanks for good videoes... i have a question :) when i use scoulp in mesh mixer it gets wavy - bumpy, how do i avoid it ?? do you know how to make wood texture to my print ? I try to use the stensils to make somethink, but cant import stensils so it works, is there any trick there ??
nice video, thanks!
Yes Angus! I have been trying to use Meshmixer recently to fix some rocket league files for printing to give my cousin, but cannot seem to get it right. Would love to see some more in depth tutorials with this! 👌
Great stuff! I've just discovered meshmixer...so far I've only used it for adding supports so I can print better on my new Sparkmaker ;-) The software for it isn't particularly good at doing that....I'm currently in the process of hunting for some tutorials that will give me all I need to know to build my own models! Always love your vids Angus, you should be getting paid for this...!
Thx for the mentioning of file formats. Is there a list somewhere to read? Because I just bought a seconhand MakerBot Replicator Mini that seems full of planned obsolence functions and I want to examine this software to get around that bs. I will start with sto.
So glad I found this through your recommendation last week. What I want to know is how to reduce polys in a overly detailed model. Thanks!
For sure, I think a further top 5... or more video is due to cover those more advanced uses.
To reduce polygons, select the model in the object browser, then hit CTRL/CMD+A to select all the triangles. Then there are two options that will do what you want in different ways. Edit->reduce will reduce the polygons just by trying to subtract them where it can. Edit->remesh with a negative density will also work to reduce polygons.
8:35 Does it have a "batch export" that can export all of the separate shell/bodies to separate files, or do you just have to export each one, one at a time, by hand?
Thanks (again) Angus. I've been using Meshmixer since one of your tutorials on it about a year ago (when I built my HyperCube). And like David Adams, I've spent some frustrating hours with the Guess and Check technique of learning new software (we used to call it Trial and Error....). Who reads the Instructions anyway??? :)
I particularly like the way it imports into my custom build space (under Preferences-Printer-Edit if your printer isn't already in the list) and that I can set Fusion360 "controls" (so I don't need to learn another set of mouse controls).
Could you add the best way to use MM's powerful Support options into a coming video? They seem so much easier to remove than the alternatives in slicers.
Keep the great tutorials coming!
so nice thanks
I bought a obj Modell online and want it hollow for SLA printing. Meshmixer can read obj and export it as stl file but there is the problem : the obj file consists of several parts , all already hollow and with special " joints" for printing them separately but i don't want that. Must i "drill" holes in every top, middle and bottom piece to let the resin flow out, or is there a way to fuse the visible outside shell and get rid of the inside membranes?
Thank you so much.
You absolute star stuck for a week on separating parts not anymore, cheers Angus 👍😁
Me too please more tips and tricks from the software and tricks to optimizing fines for printing too would be great.
Thanks Angus!
Hi Angus, Meshmixer, Meshlab,etc great tools, but what I really search for is a tool to "shrinkwrap" a complex multipart model.
So I can print a simplified outside mesh...
+Duco Maritiem the make solid tool does this. It's not perfect though.
Please help! I have a Wanhao i3 Duplicator clone with a bed of 200x200x180. How in mesh mixer do you align a model flat to the bed from a specific face of the model. Specifically I am trying to orient the Predator Trophy model from thingiverse. It imports into mesh mixer standing up on edge.
Good work
Nice video - I use the built in Windows 10 3d builder program to do all of the things in your Meshmixer video. It is included with Windows 10 and doesn't require downloading and installing 3rd party software.
I have a file where I want to "thicken" the internal wall on 2 side. The exterior wall has groves and the groves go all the way through. Basically it makes a hole. Can you tell or show me ho o place a wall behind them groves, almost like extruding a wall. I can share the file
Is there a way to plane cut but leave keyed shapes or pins so when they are glued, they'd fit exactly?
Can you use dimensions to place features in specific places in meshmixer? Personally I hate meshes heh, and would prefer to work with solids; there is much less hassle working with a solid.
So, I'm trying to plane cut a model in Meshmixer and I select slice (keep both) and remesh fill. However, when I separate it there is a huge hole from where I cut and the inspector does not detect it. How do I fix it?
Hi great video! If I was making something with a super rough surface texture like ice glaciers/sculptures, what brush would you recommend the most? The pinching tool maybe? Here is a similar texture that I'm trying to make in meshmixer: @ ... Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!Hi great video! If I was making something with a super rough surface texture like ice glaciers/sculptures, what brush would you recommend the most? The pinching tool maybe? Here is a similar texture that I'm trying to make in meshmixer: @ ... Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
really powerful
I have used meshmixer a few times for repairs but ultimately don't really understand the program. I would love to see a set of tutorials on it.
How can you create a solid interior after you hollow out for a resin print? I create hollow, then remove the base but it leaves with me with invisible layers of interior which cannot be printed. Any help is greatly appreciated.
Any news on new plastics that may or may not be available to print with soon?
HDPE or something like it for eg?
If not, what's the best stuff for electronic housings that go outside?
Cool video, would you please make a detail video on repair feature of mesh mixer
Hi Angus, please could you show how to use Meshmixer to increase triangulation (improve the mesh ). Thanks
Hey, thanks for the helpful video! I have a Prusa MK3s and Prusa sent me to check out MeshMixer in a blog post, and I found this. Super helpful. Subscribed.
Angus, thanks for all the vids and tips. Have you ever tried the support generation within MeshMixer? I just stumbled on a vid talking about this today. Didn't even know it was possible. Looks pretty nice for us Cura users who don't have custom supports.
this is a good video for a beginner. can i know how do i get the mesh to be uniform ?