This really only works for models with a lower poly count rather than anything with high detail. Folded Panels takes the polygons of your 3D model and flattens it out so you can print it out and fold it back together to create your object.Radial has interlocking slices start from a central point on the 3D model.Curve is like interlocked slices, except the second set of pieces are at an angle instead of parallel with an axis.All the pieces will slot together to form your object, however some models may not work in this method, due to either overlapping slots with oddly shaped models or even parts that end up too small the slot into anything. Interlocked slices cuts your 3D model in two perpendicular planes, then adds slots to the silhouettes.This will be the method I focus on today. The “resolution” of your finish object is limited by your material thickness in the same way.

Stacked slices works almost exactly like 3D printing it cuts your object into layers that can then be glued together to recreate your shape.Once you’ve got your object and material settings right, you can choose your construction technique.

Slicer for fusion 360 laser cutting