2. A process for making a physical object from
a three-dimensional digital model, typically
by laying down many successive thin layers
of a material.
This also called as additive manufacturing.
3. History of 3d Printing 3D PRINTER-DESIGNER
This technology
developed by Charles
Hull in 1984. He
named the technique
as Stereo lithography
and obtained a patent
for the technique in
1986.
4. Fig:1
Cad means ->computer
aided design which
performs creation,
modification, analysis, or
optimization of a design.
6. Fig:2
In this process layers
are added by
curing photopolymers
with ultraviolet
light lasers. Hull
defined the process as
a "system for
generating three-
dimensional objects by
creating a cross-
sectional pattern of the
object to be formed.
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FDM begins with a
software process which
processes an STL file
(stereolithography file
format).
8. fig:4
Selective Laser
Sintering (SLS) is an additive
manufacturing technique
that uses a laser as the
power source
to sinter powdered material
(typically metal), aiming the
laser automatically at points
in space defined by
a 3Dmodel, binding the
material together to create
a solid structure
9. fig:5
Ink jet printing comes
from the printer and
plotter industry where
the technique involves
shooting tiny droplets
of ink on paper to
produce graphic
images.
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12. In Medical Field, Surgeons are using 3d
printing machines to print body parts.
3D printing allows artists to create objects
that would be incredibly difficult,costly, or
time intensive using traditional processes.
13. Product formation is currently the main use
of 3D printing technology.
3D Saves Time and Cost:
Creating complete models in a single process
using 3D printing has great benefits.
This innovative technology has been proven
to save companies time, manpower and
money.
14. Misusage of this technology by anti-social
persons like terrorists causes great effect.
Unchecked production of dangerous items.
imitations of size, raw material.
Cost of printers
15. We can give life to our ideas from our
desktop.
Not time consuming process.
3D printing can provide great savings on
assembly costs.
3D printing could even challenge mass
production method in the future.