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3D PRINTING - HECK YES.
       Susan Hinton 2012
SO, WHAT IS 3D PRINTING?
WIKIPEDIA SEZ...

 3D printingis a form ofadditive manufacturingtechnology
 where athree dimensionalobject is created by laying down
 successive layers of material.

 - Wikipedia
OR...

 It's   like bringing an inkjet printer into the third dimension!


 - Susan Hinton
A QUICK DEMO
WHAT SORT OF MATERIALS
   ARE WE TALKING?
MATERIALS AVAILABLE

 Virtually   any colour plastic      Ceramic

 Stainless   steel                   Allumide

 Titanium

 Wax     casts (for silver parts)

 Full   colour sandstone

 Glass
WHAT CAN I MAKE?
JEWELLERY
CUSTOM TOYS
SPARE PARTS
IMPLANTS/PROSTHETICS
MUGS
WHY IS 3D PRINTING BETTER?
3D PRINTING:

 Adds    rather than subtracts material to create the object

 Any    waste is easily reused in next print run

 Print   an object with moving parts all in one piece

 Fast   way to test a design

 ITS   FRAKKING COOL!
SO, I WANT TO PRINT
     SOMETHING.
     Where do I start?
YOU WILL NEED...

a   computer

 3D   modelling software eg. CAD, Blender, Z-Brush

A   3D printer or THE INTERNET

 Some   pocket money

 Enthusiasm    for learning by trial and error
WHATS THE PROCESS?
STEP 1:
Create your cool idea in 3D modelling software
STEP 2:
Upload the model 鍖le to a 3D printing service online
STEP 3:
Choose your material and place your order
STEP 4:
Wait for it to arrive!
THE PROCESS:

 1)   Create some cool stuff in 3D modelling software

 2)   Upload the model 鍖le to a 3D printing service online

 3)   Choose your material and order

 4) Wait    for it to arrive!

 5)   ???

 6)   Pro鍖t
OKAY, WHO CAN PRINT MY
      STUFF FOR ME?
3D PRINTING SERVICES

 Shapeways      (my favourite) http://shapeways.com

 iMaterialise   http://i.materialise.com

 Ponoko   http://ponoko.com
WAIT A SECOND, WHATS ALL
 THIS GONNA COST ME?
EXAMPLE COSTS

 Plastic   starts at $1.40 per cm cubed

 Stainless   steel starts at $8.00 per cm cubed

 Glass   starts at $6.00 per cm cubed

 most    materials have a modest handling fee
AND WHERE DO I FIND FREE
SOFTWARE TO GET STARTED?
FREE 3D MODELLING WAREZ


 Blender   (I use this) http://blender.org

 AutoDesk    123D http://www.123dapp.com/

 TinkerCAD     http://tinkercad.com/ (browser based)

 Google    SketchUp http://sketchup.google.com/
BLENDER ADVENTURES!
WHAT DO I NEED TO KNOW?

 Its   free!

 Blender        can be a little tricky to learn at 鍖rst

 You     totally need a mouse (a trackpad will make you suicidal)

 Blender        supports svg imports, can export to stl format

 There     is good documentation and youtube tutes online
MOST COMMON TOOLS YOU
  WILL USE IN BLENDER

 Scale   - sizing of objects and polygons

 Extrude   - give that mofo some depth, yo

 Boolean    modi鍖er - drill holes and scoop out areas

 Loop    cut and subdivide - make some new detail to work with
WATCH AND LEARN,
  GRASSHOPPER
NOW, GO PRINT SOME
     EPICNESS!
QUESTIONS..?
THANK YOU

  @SUZIAM
OWLPOSSE.COM

   ^____^

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The 'heck yes' Introduction to 3D printing

  • 1. 3D PRINTING - HECK YES. Susan Hinton 2012
  • 2. SO, WHAT IS 3D PRINTING?
  • 3. WIKIPEDIA SEZ... 3D printingis a form ofadditive manufacturingtechnology where athree dimensionalobject is created by laying down successive layers of material. - Wikipedia
  • 4. OR... It's like bringing an inkjet printer into the third dimension! - Susan Hinton
  • 6. WHAT SORT OF MATERIALS ARE WE TALKING?
  • 7. MATERIALS AVAILABLE Virtually any colour plastic Ceramic Stainless steel Allumide Titanium Wax casts (for silver parts) Full colour sandstone Glass
  • 8. WHAT CAN I MAKE?
  • 13. MUGS
  • 14. WHY IS 3D PRINTING BETTER?
  • 15. 3D PRINTING: Adds rather than subtracts material to create the object Any waste is easily reused in next print run Print an object with moving parts all in one piece Fast way to test a design ITS FRAKKING COOL!
  • 16. SO, I WANT TO PRINT SOMETHING. Where do I start?
  • 17. YOU WILL NEED... a computer 3D modelling software eg. CAD, Blender, Z-Brush A 3D printer or THE INTERNET Some pocket money Enthusiasm for learning by trial and error
  • 19. STEP 1: Create your cool idea in 3D modelling software
  • 20. STEP 2: Upload the model 鍖le to a 3D printing service online
  • 21. STEP 3: Choose your material and place your order
  • 22. STEP 4: Wait for it to arrive!
  • 23. THE PROCESS: 1) Create some cool stuff in 3D modelling software 2) Upload the model 鍖le to a 3D printing service online 3) Choose your material and order 4) Wait for it to arrive! 5) ??? 6) Pro鍖t
  • 24. OKAY, WHO CAN PRINT MY STUFF FOR ME?
  • 25. 3D PRINTING SERVICES Shapeways (my favourite) http://shapeways.com iMaterialise http://i.materialise.com Ponoko http://ponoko.com
  • 26. WAIT A SECOND, WHATS ALL THIS GONNA COST ME?
  • 27. EXAMPLE COSTS Plastic starts at $1.40 per cm cubed Stainless steel starts at $8.00 per cm cubed Glass starts at $6.00 per cm cubed most materials have a modest handling fee
  • 28. AND WHERE DO I FIND FREE SOFTWARE TO GET STARTED?
  • 29. FREE 3D MODELLING WAREZ Blender (I use this) http://blender.org AutoDesk 123D http://www.123dapp.com/ TinkerCAD http://tinkercad.com/ (browser based) Google SketchUp http://sketchup.google.com/
  • 31. WHAT DO I NEED TO KNOW? Its free! Blender can be a little tricky to learn at 鍖rst You totally need a mouse (a trackpad will make you suicidal) Blender supports svg imports, can export to stl format There is good documentation and youtube tutes online
  • 32. MOST COMMON TOOLS YOU WILL USE IN BLENDER Scale - sizing of objects and polygons Extrude - give that mofo some depth, yo Boolean modi鍖er - drill holes and scoop out areas Loop cut and subdivide - make some new detail to work with
  • 33. WATCH AND LEARN, GRASSHOPPER
  • 34. NOW, GO PRINT SOME EPICNESS!
  • 36. THANK YOU @SUZIAM OWLPOSSE.COM ^____^

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