Submit the model to the Instructables' "Free 3D Printing" Group, or to 3D Print fabricators.Combine (join) these parts together into one single piece.Use 123D application to create various small 3D models of robot's parts, ears, eyes, shoulders and hands.On the way, you get to do something you can see with your “looking glass”, you can create 3D parts, robots, objects and subjects of any type. You will learn how to save and export files directly from 123D program to send to fabricator, such as "Free 3D Printing" Group (Now, closed.) or anyother 3D Fabricators. You will be guided through the basics of 3D manipulation in 123D, and the principal ideas involved in displaying complex 3D objects, and will be ready to create the simple objects that will get you that first 3D Printing object. After reading this tutorial, you can use 123D to visualize designs of the things that will actually be built. In this tutorials, you will learn to use 123D through a series of hands-on exercises. This hands-on tutorial is written for anyone who want to make 3D Print. I got a chance to play with Autodesk's 123D application. I spent sometimes to get myself familiar with 123D, and found that it was very easy to use with a lot of features that I could use to create a professional quality 3D models. It look a little different than I used in the tutorial because I added more parts in the 3D model file, since I got some space left to fit 3x3x3" cube. Update: I just received the 3D Print from the "Free 3D Printing" Group yesterday(Nov 3, 2012).
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