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25.
PLA FILAMENT
o Polylactic acid is a thermoplastic
polyester
o Made from renewable resources and
biodegradable (http://goo.gl/6Tln1H)
o Safe for Food Contact
o Roughly: 20 / lb (hard), $30 / lb (soft)
26.
ABS FILAMENT
o Impact resistant and tough
o Hard & Glossy
o Petroleum-based
o Flammable
o Prone to cracking if cooled too
quickly
o Usually bends before it breaks
o Has a strong, toxic smell
o Strength is relatively equal to
PLA
o Roughly $20/lb
http://goo.gl/McxHzl
27.
3D TEMPLATES
o thingiverse.com
o 3d.si.edu
o Instructables
o Makershop
o Paid: shapeways.com (can also
sell here – think Etsy for 3D
printers)
28.
3D CREATION
SOFTWARE
Image: http://goo.gl/SBYIG7
38.
ACTIVITY
- Download an item from
http://www.thingiverse.com
- Edit & Print
39.
HACKS
Make it Stand
DIY: Enhancements & Parts
Make Your Own Printer
Use a Glass plate
With PLA, use a cooling Fan to
avoid sticking
40.
PUTTING ON THE FINAL
TOUCHES
Story: http://goo.gl/0wvcDK
Custom hydrographic design for 3D printing
41.
MAKING IT PRETTY
Prime (Use Spray on Primer)
Practice
Plan (Use Acrylic Paints)
Story: http://goo.gl/hrSKCS
42.
TAKING 3D SCANS
ReConstructMe (Use with
Your Kinect!)
Skanect
Image: http://goo.gl/DfFpfG
43.
BEYOND 3D PRINTERS:
WHAT ELSE IN A
MAKERSPACE?
44.
WHAT’S A HACKERSPACE?
community-operated
workspace
Computers
Technology
Science
digital art
electronic art,
meet, socialize &/or collabora
te
Many participate in the use
& development of
free software
open hardware
alternative media
Source: http://goo.gl/6QrWQ Image from http://goo.gl/v3aMNa
45.
DIY – ANYTHING
GOES
• 3D Printers
• Robotics
• Building Drones
• Creating Clothes
• Creating Medieval Armor
• Jewelry Making
• Papercraft
• Culinary Arts
• What else?
photos and Ideas: http://bit.ly/NrfCda; ideas: http://goo.gl/jIj41i
51.
RASPBER
RY PI
A credit card-sized computer for
$35
• Use as a general purpose
computing
• Learning to program
• Project platform
• Media Center
• Write your own OS Source: http://goo.gl/6dkRb5, image; http://goo.gl/MeAvb; Write Own OS: (http://goo.gl/z7d37)
57.
From New Horizons Report:
“One of the most significant aspects of 3D printing for teaching and learning is that it enables more
authentic exploration of objects that may not be readily available to schools.
While it has become easier for teachers and students to work with these models, some of the most
compelling applications of 3D printing in K-12 come from schools and programs that involve students
creating something that is all their own.”
New Horizons Report for K-12: http://www.nmc.org/pdf/2013-horizon-report-k12.pdf - pg 28; image from http://goo.gl/nClQ55
58.
EVOLVING FROM
CONSUMPTION SPACE TO A
CREATOR SPACE
Image from: http://goo.gl/OTGn4W
59.
PLAY = LEARNING
Image from: http://goo.gl/v1uWM5
• “learn how to use tools and processes to help them reach their own goals and realize their own ideas”
• “shared spirit, ethics, discipline, mutual respect, reciprocity, self-directed learning”
-makerspace.com PlayBook
60.
PARTICIPATORY LEARNING
oHeightened motivation and new forms of engagement through meaningful play and experimentation;
oLearning that feels relevant to students’ identities and interests;
oOpportunities for creating using a variety media, tools and practices;
oCo-configured expertise where educators & students pool their skills and knowledge and share in the tasks of teaching &
learning;
oAn integrated system of learning where connections between home, school, community and world are enabled and
encouraged
Image: http://bit.ly/Nrh0N1 Source: http://goo.gl/w4S47
- Henry Jenkins (http://goo.gl/2leyCU)
61.
YA & YOUTH
DEVELOPMENT
Caring Neighborhood
Community Values
Youth
Safety
Adult Role Models
Youth Programs
Image & Anythink Brighton Awarded Grant to Design Teen Makerspace : http://goo.gl/3wDlz9
More on Developmental Assets and Grand Prairie Libraries at teen toolbox - http://goo.gl/T6Tkox
62.
PARTNERSHIPS AND
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Image and ideas for small lib: http://goo.gl/6BQYrG
63.
FUNDING IDEAS
o Grants, Partnerships with Tech Companies/ Local Makerspaces, Colleges
o Start Small – Grow Big,
o Kickstarter
o Schools: http://makerbot.com/academy/
64.
EXAMPLES OF
MAKERSPACES
“You can imagine it, you
can create it”
- makerspace.com
66.
SACRAMENTO
o 3D Printing Lab
o I Street Press for Community
Writing
67.
ALLENTOWN
PUBLIC
LIBRARY
“Allen County collaborated with TekVenture, an educational
nonprofit specializing in makerspace technology, to create the lab.
Working off a simple one-page agreement, TekVenture agreed to
provide the trailer, along with the equipment and some free
programming, and Allen County offered free parking.”
http://tekventure.org/maker-station/
http://goo.gl/Bcfofb
68.
CLEVELAND PUBLIC LIBRARY
Image: http://goo.gl/MlT4nn
o Laser Engraving and Cutting Machine
o 3D Printing and Scanning
o Vinyl Cutting Machine
o Photography, Videography, and Graphics Design
o Music Recording and Production
o MakerSpace Computer Access and Meeting Space
69.
FAYETTEVILLE FREE LIBRARYImage: http://goo.gl/h95Lhw
o 3D Printers
o PCs
o Green Screen Wall and Video Camera
o Little Makers http://fflib.org/make/little-makers
73.
DESIGNING SPACE
Flexible
Room for “Hang Outs”
Lots of Electric Outlets*
Sealed Concrete Floors recommended
Easy to access supplies/cleaning equipment
Good ventilation
Space for hardware/Space for play
Images from http://www.flickr.com/photos/raster/
* Is needed - 220 volts or even three-phase power.
74.
FURNITURE
Workbenches/Long Tables
Shelving for storing supplies & ongoing projects
Whiteboards (or Idea Paint!)
Furniture
can be
used or
made
Image from: http://goo.gl/2NsK6Y
75.
EQUIPMENT
Equipment for each Maker Station
Cleaning Tools
Collaboration Tools
Laptops with specialized software
Handy? Make your own Filament
Image from http://bit.ly/NrdOBb
Buy
used
76.
SAFETY
Safety Glasses for those working with:
Power Tools
Hammering or anything that creates debris
Chemicals
First Aid Kit
Fire Extinguisher
Aprons
Post Workshop Safety Rules
Staff/Volunteer on-duty
82.
OUT OF THIS WORLD FUN!
o Legos
o Beginning Robotics
o Cardboard Challenge
o Make Your Own BathSalts
o Bring In a Printer from Area Makerspaces
o Hack-A-Thons
http://goo.gl/7JD6Y7
83.
TRENDS & FUTURE
OF 3D PRINTING
Images: http://goo.gl/9AHxme http://goo.gl/6ienvL
90.
ChefJet $5,000 - $10,000
Image from http://goo.gl/EmzjWJ
91.
Article: http://goo.gl/m3Xmfq
Forbes: http://goo.gl/YcPXtF
Anything that can exist in
liquid or powder form – in
other words, ingredients that
can then be extruded through
a nozzle or syringe – can be
printed. This includes sugar,
cheese, sauces, and others.
A meal comprising of pizza,
an eggplant dish, corn pasta,
and panna cotta was recently
3D printed for The New York
Times. - Forbes
93.
“This is the kind of potential that I think a lot of people don't understand about 3D printing. By decentralizing the
manufacturing process it allows the creation of products anywhere. That's a huge paradigm shift that, once it's
better established and more efficient, is going to shake the foundations of industry at many levels.” –
Commenter SkipErnst
http://goo.gl/plXd7B
PRINTING DRONES
ON-DEMAND