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How to make a part with a Dagoma 3D printer
Armel le coz and one other contributor
Last updated on Sep 2, 2026
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Introduction
Go to step 1 ↓Hello! Today, I will teach you how to make a part with a Magis 3D printer (from Dagoma).
To do this, you will need:
- the Magis 3D printer from Dagoma
- a filament (a PLA or polylactic acid filament)
- a thin blade to be able to detach the print from the machine
- the Cura by Dagoma application
- an SD card
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-To start, you can go to Tinkercad or another software that allows you to visualize the part to be printed (personally, I will be using Tinkercad for this tutorial).
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-Next, create a new design, then import or create the desired object, and then export the project.
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-To start, you must export your object in STL format
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-Then go to Cura and drag your project in STL format directly into the application
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-Then click on Prepare print after carefully verifying that your part is compliant.
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-The file will save as G-code
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-Then save your file as G-code onto your SD card
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-And put it into your printer and start the print
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To reassemble your device, follow the instructions in reverse order.
