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- 2. with Tinkercad Introduction to 3D Design • The 3D Printing • What’s CAD? • Introduction to 3D Design with Tinkercad and hands on project • 3D Slicing Software • 3D printer & 3D pen
- 3. VINCENT GOH 20 MAY 2020 Inkjet/laser Printer: 2 Dimensional What’s 3D printing? -3D printing or additive manufacturing is a process of making three dimensional solid objects from a digital file. fb.me/vincenzolabs.my info@vincenzolabs.my
- 4. VINCENT GOH 20 MAY 2020 3D Printer: photo credit: Simonarri photo credit: u/ifirget85 fb.me/vincenzolabs.my info@vincenzolabs.my
- 5. Examples of CAD Software AutoCAD, 3ds Max, and Maya — commercial CAD software titles published by Autodesk. Blender — an open-source CAD, animation, and image processing application with an active community of users. SketchUp — a proprietary CAD application that runs in a web browser, formerly developed by Google. Tinkercad - Tinkercad is a free, online 3D modeling program that runs in a web browser, known for its simplicity and ease of use. Since it became available in 2011 it has become a popular platform for creating models for 3D printing as well as an entry- level introduction to constructive solid geometry in schools. Computer Aid Design VINCENT GOH 20 MAY 2020 fb.me/vincenzolabs.my info@vincenzolabs.my
- 6. go to your internet browser and type: tinkercad.com/joinclass Enter your class code: WVPD Z3T3 TW2Q
- 7. 1. How to bring in Shapes into Workplane 2. Orbit the object with a mouse or the view cub 3. How to pan, zoom in and out 4. How to move and rotating the object 5. Use the stretch command to stretch object 6. Raise / lower the object 7. Scale 8. Select Multiple 9. Delete 10.Undo 11.Redo
- 8. Properties of shapes 1. Select the shape and a properties window will pop out from there you can change the properties of shapes 2. Learn how to copy, paste, duplicate, group and ungroup the object delete undo
- 9. 1. Use the holes properties to create a mug 2. How to set multicolour and transparency
- 10. Challenge
- 11. VINCENT GOH 20 MAY 2020 fb.me/vincenzolabs.my info@vincenzolabs.my After you’re happy with your design to convert it to a gcode file you will need to export it to a stl file. The STL (Standard Triangle Language) is the industry standard file type for 3D Printing. All modern CAD (Computer Aided Design) software allow you to export their native file format into STL. The 3D model is then converted into machine language (G-code) through a process called “slicing”
- 12. 3D Slicing Software VINCENT GOH 20 MAY 2020 fb.me/vincenzolabs.my info@vincenzolabs.my Type to enter a caption.
- 13. Cura VINCENT GOH 20 MAY 2020 fb.me/vincenzolabs.my info@vincenzolabs.my After you have export your design into stl file import it to a slicing software to generate gcode
- 14. Type of 3D Printer VINCENT GOH 20 MAY 2020 fb.me/vincenzolabs.my info@vincenzolabs.my The seven different types of 3D printers •Fused deposition modeling (FDM) •Stereolithography(SLA) •Digital Light Processing(DLP) •Selective Laser Sintering (SLS) •Selective laser melting (SLM) •Laminated object manufacturing (LOM) •Digital Beam Melting (EBM)
- 15. Sometimes called Fused Filament Fabrication (FFF) is a 3D printing technology that uses a process called Material Extrusion. Material Extrusion devices are the most widely available - and inexpensive - of the types of 3D printing technology in the world today. FUSED DEPOSITION MODELING (FDM) VINCENT GOH 20 MAY 2020 fb.me/vincenzolabs.my info@vincenzolabs.my
- 17. 3D Pen VINCENT GOH 20 MAY 2020 fb.me/vincenzolabs.my info@vincenzolabs.my Similarily, a 3D pen is a pen that prints in 3 dimensions by melting a plastic filament that is push through a heating chamber where it is melted, work just like the simple glue gun. Some 3D pen can support different type of filaments with the option to choose the temperature setting; cause depend on the materials of the filament the melting point also varies, for example PCL you need about 60°C and PLA you need 190°C - 205°C
- 18. 3D Pen VINCENT GOH 20 MAY 2020 fb.me/vincenzolabs.my info@vincenzolabs.my
Editor's Notes
- So what’s 3D printing or also known as additive manufacturing? It’s a way of making things, it’s a form of digital fabrication. Which is using a computer control tools to make a physical object. Consider it in a inkjet printer, it’s a computer control tool working on 2 dimension, it has a ink in cartridge moving back and forth deposition ink and the second mechanism that feeds the paper. With these two movement combine we can get a 2 dimensional image
- A 3D printer just add one more dimension and instead of ink it print of a physical substance like a plastic. It print one layer at a time creating a 3D object. It’s a little more complicated than that but that’s the general idea.
- CAD mean Computer Aid Design and it refers to a wide variety of computer applications for user to create content. In today sharing we will be talking more about Tinkercad - a online 3D modelling program that runs in a web browser. It’s very easy to use and one of a popular platform for creating models for 3D printing as well as an entry-level introduction to geometry in schools
- They work by a process where a spool of filament of solid thermoplastic material (PLA, ABS, PET) is loaded into the 3D printer. It is then pushed by a motor through a heated nozzle, where it melts. The printer’s extrusion head then moves along specific coordinates, depositing the 3D printing material on a build platform where the printer filament cools and solidifies, forming a solid object.