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3D printing is a process that creates three-dimensional solid objects from a digital file. It works by printing layers of material atop one another until an object is complete. Applications include industrial product prototyping and testing as well as personal uses like phone cases and toys. Advantages are rapid production, customization, and reduced costs, while disadvantages include limited materials, potential copyright issues, and high costs for printers. A survey found that people are interested in 3D printing but have concerns over costs and uses. The document concludes with a video on 3D food printing.
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3D printing is the process of making 3D objects from a digital file by laying down successive layers of material. A typical 3D printer uses a digital blueprint to print objects layer by layer using plastic, metal or other materials. 3D printing has evolved from initially making models to now printing complex parts for aerospace and medical industries. The future of 3D printing is promising with possibilities like printing human organs, rapidly constructing buildings, and personalized manufacturing of parts. However, 3D printing technology also faces challenges like high costs, limited materials, and potential misuse for unauthorized arms production.
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This document provides an overview of 3D printing and 3D design fundamentals. It discusses the history and process of 3D printing, different 3D printing technologies, common 3D file types, the basic 3D printing process, and tips for 3D printing. It also covers basic 3D design concepts like navigating 3D space, modeling techniques, materials, and rendering. Additionally, it introduces several free and paid 3D design applications as well as 3D printing services and repositories.
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This document provides a summary of computer aided design (CAD) and rapid prototyping. It discusses the history and evolution of CAD from its origins in the 1950s to its widespread use today. The document also outlines several common rapid prototyping technologies such as stereolithography, fused deposition modeling, and 3D printing. It explains the basic rapid prototyping process of converting a CAD file into layers and building a physical model one layer at a time. In conclusion, the document discusses the advantages of rapid prototyping including its ability to produce complex shapes and reduce costs and errors compared to traditional prototyping.
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This 3D printing meetup agenda covered the following topics in 3 sentences:
The meetup was hosted by Dreambox on February 11th at the Berkeley Skydeck to discuss 3D printing technologies and applications. Attendees could sign up online to receive 3D printing material samples and the agenda included discussions on the history and current uses of 3D printing, how to design 3D models, and examples of student 3D printing projects at UC Berkeley. Dreambox also proposed a semester-long student project to collaboratively 3D model and print scale models of major campus buildings.
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- 1. 3D PRINTING • Nam Tsun Kit Andy 12212172 • Hui Hon Yan Stephanie 13215531 • Fan Hoi Ling 15218473 20 October 2015
- 2. MIND MAP
- 3. Introduction Applications Advantages and Disadvantages Survey Results Conclusion CONTENT
- 4. WHAT IS 3D PRINTING? A process of making three dimensional solid objects from a digital model
- 5. BRIEF INFORMATION OF 3D PRINTER Cost US$300 – 25000 Manufacture rs Industrial: • Stratasys • 3DSystems Home: • Reprap.org • Makerbot Industries Materials used Such as: • ABS plastic • Silver • Steel • Wax Home 3D Printer Industrial 3D Printer
- 6. HOW DOES 3D PRINTING WORK? Begin with a Digital File • 3D modeling program • 3D scanner Create a file • Computer Aided Design (CAD) file
- 7. HOW DOES 3D PRINTING WORK? Send to the 3D printer Slice the design into layers Print the layer atop the other A 3D object is done
- 9. INDUSTRIAL DESIGN Video Camera Scaled Drilled Machine Power Drill Wireless Router Buckle Engineering study model Architectural Tower Design
- 10. PERSONAL APPLICATIONS Cooking Utensil Torch Computer Mouse Shaver Chair Phone Case Racing Toy Car Game Boy Cartoon Figure
- 11. Quick Production Speed Time to Market ADANTAGES Get the feel of the product (hold it, test it, use it) Build your imagination Personalized Product
- 12. ADVANTAGES (2) Reduce Development Costs Increase Innovation Increase innovation
- 13. DISADVANGAGES Limited Material Copyright Increasing crime Unchecked production (dangerous items)
- 14. DISADVANGAGES (2) Limitation of size (production) Cost of printer Expensive
- 15. SURVEY RESULT
- 16. SURVEY RESULT
- 17. SURVEY RESULT
- 18. SURVEY RESULT
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