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Do I need to enter X, Y and Z coordinates in any particular order or orientation?

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Do I need to enter X, Y and Z coordinates in any particular order or orientation?

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A. As long as the part fits into the build chamber (10″ X 14″ X 8″) which direction is X, Y or Z is not important. The Instant Quoting engine will orient the part in the fastest build orientation. Make sure to include the full extents of your model in X, Y and Z. Click here for an example. Q. How accurate do I need to be in regards to the cubic volume? A. You should be as accurate as possible. All CAD systems can give you the exact cubic volume of your model. This information is used to accurately quote the cost of your model. If this information is incorrect it will cause delays in you receiving your prototype model on time. Note – The cubic volume is the actual 3D volume of your part it is NOT the volume of the extents box of your part. Q. How do I output a STL, 3DS or VRML file from my CAD system? A. All CAD systems output both formats. Click here for detailed instructions. Q. What if my parts are too large for the 10″ X 14″ X 8″ build chamber? A. Usually we can split the part in nu

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