The current version of Blender uses the metric system, with the default length unit being meters. The model you are creating is for the actual world, so you need to use real-world units using a scale that fits the size of the object you want to print. Tips for 3D printing with Blender Configure your model units correctly Once that is done, you should see a default scene with a cube, camera, and light in it. You will have to select the color scheme, language, and other details before proceeding. Blender will first ask you how you want to configure your installation.

Once you have downloaded Blender and installed it, start it up. There, you will find installation files whether you have a Windows, Linux, or Apple computer. To get started using Blender to create 3D models for printing, download Blender for free at the official Blender website and install it.

Beginners Level Course | By Team, Rick Davidson, Grant Abbitt Explore Course Installing Blender Use Blender to Create Beautiful 3D models for Video Games, 3D Printing & More.

Blender 3d printing