5 reasons why I use Meshmixer to edit my meshes

At some point in your 3D printing workflow, you’ll need to edit your files after designing them or downloading them from 3D model repository sites. Raw meshes often contain errors like holes, non-manifold geometry, or unnecessary complexity, which can cause printing issues or slow down processing in other software. Moreover, when you have a 3D scan, you must clean it up and remove unnecessary sections.