3D Printed Bookshelf

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A common misconception about 3D printing is that it's limited by size, and I agree with this notion to a certain extent. Most printers are confined to a space of under a foot cubed, but many parts can be combined to create much larger products. Software: For all my projects, I rely on Autodesk Fusion 360, which is a free design software tool that enables users to store files online. This allows you to access your files from any computer with a Wi-Fi connection, making it an incredibly convenient option. Overall, Fusion 360 is truly the software program of the future. Autodesk Fusion 360 Free Download → http://autode.sk/2sx9WHh Boxzy: This project was created using a Boxzy CNC machine, which is a highly versatile desktop device that allows you to 3D print, CNC mill, and laser etch simply by swapping heads. Use Promo Code SHELF to receive free shipping on your Boxzy machine → http://bit.ly/2sjREXR Print List: 4 Top Front Brackets ~ 4topAngled.stl 4 Top Back Brackets ~ 4topRight.stl 16 Angled Supports ~ 16angledShelfSupports 16 Right angle Supports ~ 16shelfSupports 4 Back Angle Brackets ~ 4PieceBackBracket.stl Materials: White PLA → http://amzn.to/2sn7DTo Wood Screws → http://amzn.to/2sn7DTo