I just ordered a 3d printer, so this isn’t really Maslow related per se, but it’s the software I will be using to make cut and print files.
I know precious little about using Onshape as I learned on AutoCAD and similar software many many moons ago. Last night I opened a file for a cooling fan assembly for my as of yet undelivered 3d printer. I opened Kirimoto and it allowed me to easily remove the parts I didn’t need, arrange the left over part and slice it. All of that within minutes.
I know I will need to tune the many values to get a good quality print, but that’s just a matter of (hopefully) going through the troubleshooting procedure and making adjustments.
We are living in an age of wonders. 