Hobbyist 3D Printing Basics

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John Abella

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Basics
 Additive process, not subtractive.
 We build up material in the exact shape,
rather than carving the piece out of a
larger block.
 Additive = less waste, less mess

Basic Types
 Fused Desposition
 Granular Material + Binder
 Photopolymer

Fused Deposition

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:FDM_by_Zureks.png

Plastic Types
 Common:
 ABS (Lego plastic)
 PLA (Biodegradable, corn-based)

 Uncommon:
 PVA
 Nylon
 HIPS
 Polycarbonate

How Much?
 Kits:
 $600 or less: Solidoodle / PrintrBot

 $1500 or less: Ultimaker / MakerGear M2 /
Type A – Series 1 / 3D Systems Cube /
Afinia Type H

 $2200 or less: MakerBot Replicator 2

But there’s another option…

Software
 Design software:
 Free: Sketchup, Inventor Fusion
 Open Source: Blender, OpenSCAD
 Paid: Alibre, Q-Cad, Solidworks
 Operation Software:
 Free: Makerware
 Open Source: ReplicatorG, Slic3r, Pronterface,
Repetier Host
 Paid: NetFabb

Software
 Lots more that we use regularly:
 Meshlab
 Pleasant3D
 Meshmixer
 OmNomNom
 Skeinforge

Find Me
 john@abella.net
 www.abella.net
 @johnabella
 flickr.com/jabella

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Hobbyist 3D Printing Basics

1. John Abella

2. Basics  Additive process, not subtractive.  We build up material in the exact shape, rather than carving the piece out of a larger block.  Additive = less waste, less mess

3. Basics Subtractive Additive

4. Basic Types  Fused Desposition  Granular Material + Binder  Photopolymer

5. Fused Deposition http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:FDM_by_Zureks.png

6. Plastic Types  Common:  ABS (Lego plastic)  PLA (Biodegradable, corn-based)  Uncommon:  PVA  Nylon  HIPS  Polycarbonate

7. How Much?  Kits:  $600 or less: Solidoodle / PrintrBot  $1500 or less: Ultimaker / MakerGear M2 / Type A – Series 1 / 3D Systems Cube / Afinia Type H  $2200 or less: MakerBot Replicator 2 But there’s another option…

8. Print Your Own  RepRap.org

9. Print Your Own  RepRap.org 2007

10. Print Your Own  RepRap.org 2009

11. Print Your Own  RepRap.org 2010

12. Print Your Own  RepRap.org 2012

13. Software  Design software:  Free: Sketchup, Inventor Fusion  Open Source: Blender, OpenSCAD  Paid: Alibre, Q-Cad, Solidworks  Operation Software:  Free: Makerware  Open Source: ReplicatorG, Slic3r, Pronterface, Repetier Host  Paid: NetFabb

14. Software

15. Software

16. Software  Lots more that we use regularly:  Meshlab  Pleasant3D  Meshmixer  OmNomNom  Skeinforge

17. Find Me  john@abella.net  www.abella.net  @johnabella  flickr.com/jabella

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