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This document discusses 3D printing and the maker spirit. It describes common stages in the making process, including challenges faced and troubleshooting steps. These stages typically involve difficulties in assembly, connectivity issues, and iterative debugging. The document emphasizes characteristics of good makers like patience and a willingness to fail. It notes that 3D printing was triggered by a desire to make things affordably and that newly assembled 3D printers may have failed early prints. The author runs Cycloid System, which manufactures desktop 3D printers and provides 3D printing services.

Engineering Business Education

www.cycloid.in
3D Printing & Maker Spirit
Arduino Day
29th
March, 2014
Viral Sachde
Cycloid System

www.cycloid.in
Maker Spirit
Learning through Doing !

www.cycloid.in
STEM
• Science + Technology + Engineering + Maths
• While making u use all above

www.cycloid.in
Common Stages of Making : 1
• Should I make or not make ?
• What all I need ?
• Where all I can get all these CHEAP
• I don't have budget
• Okay, I some how manage to get most of
things, Let's start

www.cycloid.in
Common Stages of Making : 2
• Things are not fitting
• I don't have that tool, let me borrow it from
Foo
• Ohh … I brake tool ! :(
• I m running short of this material
• It's assembled !

www.cycloid.in
Common Stages of Making : 3
• Power is not coming, Battery Short circuit or
adapter gone :(
• It's powered on but not responding
• Ohh finally, connected !
• Sensor is giving some data but that is out of
expected range

www.cycloid.in
Common Stages of Making : 4
• Ohh snap, That's wrong connection !
• Now section A is working but B not
• Now B working but A stop responding
• Shall I give up ?
• Shall I consult Expert !
• Let me search online

www.cycloid.in
Common Stages of Making : 5
• Let me give it another try! Let's review
connections
• Found issue, need to open it and reassembly it
:(
• I'm not able to open, I had fixed too hard
• I damage Part X while opening, let me get it
again

www.cycloid.in
Common Stages of Making : 6
• Finally, I'm restarting clean
• This time Section A & B are working out of box
but not together
• Let me debug it !
• Firmware was wrong
• Let me fix it and update firmware !

www.cycloid.in
Final Stage Making
Ohh, It's working !
If it's not happy ending than …
Picture abhi baki hai mere dost !

www.cycloid.in
Spirit of Maker
• Keep iterating on various stage of 6 slides and
keep reaching on 7 again & again !

www.cycloid.in
Characteristics of Good Maker
• A Good maker has more failures than success
• Patience
• He knows that procedure is never as explained
on most of websites

www.cycloid.in
Typical learning while making
• Patience; should not give up
• Things will fail and take more time
• Supplier and tool quality matters a lot
• Team spirit

www.cycloid.in
Makers in India
• India is full of makers
• People don't buy DIY Kits, they mostly make
it :P

www.cycloid.in
Typical mistakes by Makers
• Short Time Line : 1 Day / 2 Day
• Don't make design on paper/CAD
• Short Budget, To much focus on low-cost
• Avoids professional cutting, soldering,
prototyping service
• Mostly not focused on aesthetics

www.cycloid.in
3D Printing
• Process of making solid object from digital
design
• Laying down one layer of material at time and
doing it repetitively
• Also called “Additive manufacturing”

www.cycloid.in
Arduino <-> 3D Printer
• RAMPs control
board for 3D Printer
on top of Arduino
MEGA

www.cycloid.in
3D Printing & Maker Spirit
• Most low-end 3D Printing were DIY
• Based on Open Source Design
• 3D Printing was triggered by desire to “make
something in house, right now, by myself, at
affordable cost” attitude

www.cycloid.in
Learning while making 3D Printer
• Initially, Newly assembled 3D Printer may not
work as expected, have plenty of failed 3D
prints even if have minor assembly /
calibration mistake.

www.cycloid.in
About myself :P
• I run Cycloid System, where we manufacture
Desktop 3D Printer and provide 3D Printing
Service.

www.cycloid.in
Thank you...
Viral Sachde
Twitter: @viralsachde
viralsachde@gmail.com

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Arduino day, Bangalore

1. www.cycloid.in 3D Printing & Maker Spirit Arduino Day 29th March, 2014 Viral Sachde Cycloid System

2. www.cycloid.in Maker Spirit Learning through Doing !

3. www.cycloid.in STEM • Science + Technology + Engineering + Maths • While making u use all above

4. www.cycloid.in Common Stages of Making : 1 • Should I make or not make ? • What all I need ? • Where all I can get all these CHEAP • I don't have budget • Okay, I some how manage to get most of things, Let's start

5. www.cycloid.in Common Stages of Making : 2 • Things are not fitting • I don't have that tool, let me borrow it from Foo • Ohh … I brake tool ! :( • I m running short of this material • It's assembled !

6. www.cycloid.in Common Stages of Making : 3 • Power is not coming, Battery Short circuit or adapter gone :( • It's powered on but not responding • Ohh finally, connected ! • Sensor is giving some data but that is out of expected range

7. www.cycloid.in Common Stages of Making : 4 • Ohh snap, That's wrong connection ! • Now section A is working but B not • Now B working but A stop responding • Shall I give up ? • Shall I consult Expert ! • Let me search online

8. www.cycloid.in Common Stages of Making : 5 • Let me give it another try! Let's review connections • Found issue, need to open it and reassembly it :( • I'm not able to open, I had fixed too hard • I damage Part X while opening, let me get it again

9. www.cycloid.in Common Stages of Making : 6 • Finally, I'm restarting clean • This time Section A & B are working out of box but not together • Let me debug it ! • Firmware was wrong • Let me fix it and update firmware !

10. www.cycloid.in Final Stage Making Ohh, It's working ! If it's not happy ending than … Picture abhi baki hai mere dost !

11. www.cycloid.in Spirit of Maker • Keep iterating on various stage of 6 slides and keep reaching on 7 again & again !

12. www.cycloid.in Characteristics of Good Maker • A Good maker has more failures than success • Patience • He knows that procedure is never as explained on most of websites

13. www.cycloid.in Typical learning while making • Patience; should not give up • Things will fail and take more time • Supplier and tool quality matters a lot • Team spirit

14. www.cycloid.in Makers in India • India is full of makers • People don't buy DIY Kits, they mostly make it :P

15. www.cycloid.in Typical mistakes by Makers • Short Time Line : 1 Day / 2 Day • Don't make design on paper/CAD • Short Budget, To much focus on low-cost • Avoids professional cutting, soldering, prototyping service • Mostly not focused on aesthetics

16. www.cycloid.in 3D Printing • Process of making solid object from digital design • Laying down one layer of material at time and doing it repetitively • Also called “Additive manufacturing”

17. www.cycloid.in Arduino <-> 3D Printer • RAMPs control board for 3D Printer on top of Arduino MEGA

18. www.cycloid.in 3D Printing & Maker Spirit • Most low-end 3D Printing were DIY • Based on Open Source Design • 3D Printing was triggered by desire to “make something in house, right now, by myself, at affordable cost” attitude

19. www.cycloid.in Learning while making 3D Printer • Initially, Newly assembled 3D Printer may not work as expected, have plenty of failed 3D prints even if have minor assembly / calibration mistake.

20. www.cycloid.in About myself :P • I run Cycloid System, where we manufacture Desktop 3D Printer and provide 3D Printing Service.

21. www.cycloid.in Thank you... Viral Sachde Twitter: @viralsachde viralsachde@gmail.com

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