BASIC 3D PRINTING TECHNOLOGY WITH ITS APPLICATIONS

1. Creating a NEW World
BY
BAQAR RIZVI
AMBALIKA CENTER FOR EXCELLENCE
LUCKNOW

2. “ AN AMAZING
DEVICE ”

3. “ NEXT INDUSTRIAL
REVOLUTION”

4. “ CREATE
ANYTHING ”

5. 3D
PRINTER

7. WHAT IS 3D-PRINTER
?

8. • 3D printer is a like
common printers.
• On a 3D printer the
object is printed by
three dimension.
• A 3D model is built up
layer by layer.
• Therefore the whole
process is called rapid
prototyping, or 3D
printing.
3D-PRINTER

9. Traditional printer prints only in two directions i.e. X axis and Y axis.
But a 3D Printer prints in 3 directions i.e. X axis ,Y axis and Z axis.

10. 1983
1986
CHARLES HULL

11. 1988
SCOTT CRUMP
Invented Fused Deposition Modeling
(FDM).
The Stratasys 3D Modeler was the first
Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) printer

12. PARTS

13. PRINTING PROCESS
Computer Design is transferred
to Printer in STL format
Printer processes the STL file
and prints it.

14. LET’S PRINT A VASE

15. SLICING PROCESS
Thickness of layer is known as Resolution.
Varying from 0.075 to 0.4mm

16. Working

17. ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING
TECHNOLOGIES
AM Extrusion deposition
Granular materials binding
Laminated Object
Manufacturing (LOM)
Photopolymerization

18. EXTRUSION DEPOSITION
Fused Deposition Modelling
(FDM)

19. GRANULAR MATERIALS BINDING
Selective Laser Melting (SLM)

20. LAMINATION
Laminated object manufacturing (LOM)
Video

21. PHOTOPOLYMERIZATION

22. PRINTING MATERIALS
METALS PLASTICS CERAMICS
FOOD BIO MATERIALS CONCRETE

23. APPLICATIONS

24. ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNS

25. DENTAL APPLICATIONS
By combining oral
scanning , CAD/CAM
design and 3D printing,
dental labs can
accurately and rapidly
produce crowns, bridges,
stone models

26. MASS CUSTOMISATION

27. DOMESTIC AND HOBBYIST USE

28. CLOTHING

29. FUTURE SCOPE

30. ROCKET ENGINE
SpaceX SuperDraco 3D Printed Engine

31. BIO PRINTING

32. BIO PRINTING

33. PRINT BUILDING

34. PRINT BUILDING
10 Houses in 1 day
1 House 2000 sq.ft
Only Rs. 3 lakh/house

35. ADVANTAGES
• UnlimitedCreativity
• Instant products
• Print living organs
• Rapid Prototyping
• UnlimitedCustomization
• No material wasted
• Can print extremely
small as well as large
objects
DISADVANTAGES
• Slow at high resolution
• Printing inks are
expensive
• Initial cost is high

36. ANY QUESTIONS

37. “THANK
YOU”