![]() I HIGHLY recommend Fusion 360 for 3D modeling, and I will provide instructions for using Slicer, even though that's not how I made this specific model. And thankfully both technology and my technique have improved since then! Since I've learned a lot, this Instructable is more how I would do it now than how I ACTUALLY did it a couple years back. The possibilities for sculpture using this technique are incredible! I'd love to make a life-sized Operation game someday. This was one of my first creative projects using the laser cutter waaaaay back in the fall of 2015, but I'm just now writing it up. ![]() ![]() This technique works well for other 3D objects, but I recommend for finishing purposes that you pick a model without a lot of concavities, since they will be difficult to sand effectively. stl files into laser-cuttable PDF files, from choosing your STL to sanding your finished piece! Have you ever wanted to cradle a giant human heart in your arms like the dragon eggs in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire? Well now you can! I'll be showing you how to use a free program called Slicer for Fusion 360 from Autodesk to turn 3D.
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