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 The software you mainly use with a 3D printer is a slicer, which is a piece of software that takes a 3D rendering of the item you want to print and slice it into many layers, stacked one on top of the other, you can manipulate the layers in various ways in order to alter the properties of the final printed item.
 
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 I&#8217;ve chosen [Ultimaker Cura](https://ultimaker.com/software/ultimaker-cura) as my main slicer, I started with it and I found it&#8217;s easy enough for a noob like me, but manages to give the user a lot of room for customization when you start understanding how it works.
 
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 ## Meet SolveSpace
 
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 [SolveSpace](https://solvespace.com/index.pl) is a 2D/3D parametric cad Software, it&#8217;s totally free, licensed under the GPLv3 and available for windows, mac and of course GNU/Linux.
 
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 I&#8217;ve watched this introductory video and was able to pick it up and start designing in a matter of minutes, it&#8217;s very straightforward and even if it does things a bit differently than Fusion, it&#8217;s still very comfortable to use.