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3D Terms and Processes

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

We use TinkerCAD- what does CAD stand for?

a)

can't answer- dang!

b)

computer added details

c)

computer assisted design

2.

3D printing is an additive manufacturing. This means

a)

material is taken away to create an object

b)

material is added to create an object

3.

What file type do we export from Tinkercad?

a)

OBJ

b)

BLT

c)

STL

d)

MIA

4.

Which answer choice shows the correct process of getting from idea-->printed product?

a)

create in a CAD->Export the STL->slice the file-> print obejct

b)

export STL-> create in CAD-> Slice the file->print

c)

Slice the file--> export STL-> Create in CAD-> print

5.

The largest size a printer can make is knows as it's

a)

mass dimensions

b)

ultimate size

c)

build area

d)

print bed

6.

This part moves the plastic out of the hot end to create your design.

a)

pusher

b)

feeder

c)

squeezer

d)

extruder

7.

This piece heats up to allow the melted plastic to pass through. Different plastics need different dimensions.

a)

tube

b)

feed

c)

nozzle

8.

What is the material we use to print called?

a)

filament

b)

thread

c)

string

d)

lace

9.

3D printers work by printing in

a)

triangles

b)

squares

c)

layers

d)

globs

10.

What does STL stand for?

a)

salad tomato lettuce

b)

standard triangular language

c)

standard time list

d)

so totally lame

11.

__________ means how solidly filled your object is.

a)

stuffing

b)

infill

c)

solidity

d)

hardness

12.

When using Tinkercad, what does this icon let you do?

a)

duplicate

b)

delete

c)

stack obejcts

13.

Which icon groups all the shapes in your Tinkercad design?

a)
b)
c)
d)
14.

3D printers use three axes- X, Y, and Z. what does the Z stand for?

a)

horizontal

b)

vertical

c)

height