Mastering 3D Printing: A Guide to Modeling, Printing, and Prototyping
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| 505 | 8 | |a Intro -- Table of Contents -- About the Authors -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- Part I: 3D Printer Hardware and Software -- Chapter 1: Why Use a 3D Printer? -- Additive Manufacturing -- History of Robotic 3D Printing -- The RepRap Project -- Crowdfunding and Makers -- Kit or Fully Assembled? -- When to Use a 3D Printer -- Laser Cutting vs. 3D Printing -- CNC Machine vs. 3D Printing -- Complexity -- Beyond This Book -- Summary and Questions for Review -- Chapter 2: 3D Printers and Printable Materials -- Filament Printers -- Parts of a Filament Printer -- Stepper Motors -- Control -- Build Platform -- Extruder -- How Printing Works -- Filament Choices -- PLA -- PET -- ABS -- Nylon -- Challenging Filaments -- Dissolvable Support -- Multimaterials vs. Multiple Extruders -- Aftermarket Upgrades -- Advanced Filament Printers -- Resin Printers: SLA, DLP, and LCD -- Printing Process -- Post-processing -- Materials -- Other Technologies -- SLS -- Binder Jetting and Material Jetting -- Bioprinting -- Summary and Questions for Review -- Chapter 3: 3D Printer Workflow and Software -- Workflow Overview -- Models -- Types of 3D Printable Files -- Mesh Repair Programs -- File Repositories -- Scanning -- Slicing Software: Filament Printers -- Slic3r -- MatterControl -- Ultimaker Cura -- Other Programs -- Using a Slicing Program -- Example: Ultimaker Cura -- Simulating Your Print -- Print Quality and Layer Height -- Shells -- Platform Adhesion -- Brims -- Skirts -- Rafts -- Supporting and Orienting a Model -- Support -- Orientation -- Avoiding Support by Cutting a Model into Pieces -- Managing Internal Open Space -- Bridging -- Infill -- Retraction and Stringing -- Temperatures -- Speeds, Cooling, Extrusion Multipliers -- More Exotic Settings -- Troubleshooting -- Printing More Than One Object at a Time -- Multiple Extruders -- G-code -- Host Programs | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Octoprint -- Resin Printers -- Summary and Questions for Review -- Chapter 4: Selecting a Printer: Comparing Technologies -- Who Will Use the Printer? -- 3D Printer Resolution -- Selecting a Printer -- Filament vs. Resin -- Time to Print -- Selecting a Filament-Based 3D Printer -- Platforms and Nozzles -- Multiple Extruders -- One Big Printer or Several Small Ones? -- Printer Connectivity -- Open Source Materials vs. Cartridges -- Filament Size -- Enclosed or Open -- Buy Within a Brand -- Should You Buy a Kit? -- Initial Costs, Filament Printing -- Selecting a Resin Printer -- Cleaning and Curing -- Resin Printer Technologies -- Common Types of Resins -- Initial Costs, Resin Printing -- Printing with Powder -- Using a Service Bureau Instead -- Summary and Questions for Review -- Chapter 5: Operating and Troubleshooting your 3D Printer -- Getting Started with a Filament Printer -- Where to Put It -- Ventilation and Drafts -- Noise -- Dust -- Storing Filament -- Your First Print -- Calibrating Your Printer -- When a Print Starts -- During a Print -- When a Print Finishes Normally -- Getting a Part Off the Build Platform -- Picking Off Support and Cleaning Up the Print -- Restarting or Shutting Off the Printer -- Manually Controlling Your Printer -- Stopping a Print -- Changing Filament -- Changing Temperatures During a Print -- Basic Hardware Troubleshooting -- Checking the Motion of One Axis at a Time -- Backing Out of a Bad Situation -- Extruder Not Extruding -- Clearing a Clogged Nozzle -- Cold Pull -- Dealing with a Hard Clog -- Clicking or Grinding Noises -- Post-processing Tools and Space -- Recycling Prints -- Getting Started with Resin Printers -- Before and During a Print -- Post-processing -- Working with Resins -- Staff and User Training -- Summary and Questions for Review -- Chapter 6: Surface Finishing Filament Prints | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Specialty Materials -- Gluing Pieces Together -- Using an Acetone Slurry -- Welding with a 3D Pen -- Sanding, Painting, and Dyeing -- Chemical Smoothing -- Sanding -- Painting and Clear Coats -- Dyeing Nylon -- Summary and Questions for Review -- Part II: Designing for 3D Printing -- Chapter 7: 3D Models -- 3D Model File Formats -- Scanning -- Off-the-Shelf Scanning -- CT Scans -- Downloading and Modifying Models -- Models of Everyday Things -- Specialized Databases -- Creating a New Model -- Using a CAD Program -- Options for Getting Started Quickly -- Tinkercad: Drag and Drop -- OpenSCAD: A CAD Programming Environment -- Programs for Specific Applications -- Engineering and Architecture Programs -- Visual-Effects and Sculptural Programs -- Creating Multiple-Extruder Files -- Using One Extruder for Support Material -- Two-Color or Two-Material Prints -- Ultimaker Cura's Process for a Dual-Extruder Print -- Complexity Is Free: Hardware as a Service -- Speed vs. Customization -- Summary and Questions for Review -- Chapter 8: Design Rules for 3D Printing -- Filament-Based Printing -- Resin Prints -- Powder Prints -- Summary and Questions for Review -- Chapter 9: Special Geometries -- Vase Prints -- Other Uses of Vase Mode -- Printing Hollow -- Printing Transparent (Solid) Pieces -- Tall Pointy Prints -- Printing on Fabric -- Printing Interlocking Pieces -- Summary and Questions for Review -- Part III: Applications -- Chapter 10: Manufacturing Plastic Parts -- Functional Plastic Parts -- Composite Filaments -- Conductive Parts -- Printing Large Filament Parts -- Additive Manufacturing at Scale -- Print Farms and Service Bureaus -- Short-Run Manufacturing -- Mass Customization -- Reverse Engineering and Spare Parts -- Industrial Mold-Making -- Case Study: Aftermarket Automotive -- Case Study: Dentistry -- Summary and Questions for Review | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Chapter 11: Metal 3D Printing and Casting -- Metal 3D Printing Technologies -- Filament Metal Printing -- Printing Process -- Debinding -- Sintering -- Debinding and Sintering Equipment -- Shrinkage and Part Accuracy -- Binder Jetting -- Part Accuracy -- Direct Metal Laser Sintering -- Accuracy -- Pros and Cons, Printing Techniques -- Specialty Applications -- Casting -- Designing Models for Casting -- Sand Casting -- Investment Casting -- Investment Casting with Resin -- Investment Casting with PLA -- Low-Temperature Metals -- Finding Casting Services -- Casting vs. Printing Metal -- Summary and Questions for Review -- Chapter 12: Prototyping and 3D Visualization -- Prototyping -- Science and Math Modeling -- Medical Visualization -- Visualization Best Practices -- Summary and Questions for Review -- Chapter 13: 3D Printers in the Classroom -- Logistics Issues -- Time to Print -- Print Queue Management -- Curriculum Issues -- What "Design Thinking" Means -- Art and Theater -- Math and Science -- Robotics -- Learning Differently -- Creating Terrain: Geography and History -- Teaching Coding -- Examples of Student Projects -- 3D Vermont -- Relitigating Historic Battles -- Elementary Students -- Summary and Questions for Review -- Chapter 14: The Future -- User Experience -- Materials -- Printing Food -- Printing Medications -- Bioprinting: Printing Living Tissue -- Architecture and Printing Concrete -- Test and Validation -- Modeling and Simulation -- Generative Design -- Standards -- Manufacturing Without Molds and Forms -- 3D Printing in Remote Environments -- Summary and Questions for Review -- Appendix: Links -- About the Authors -- Chapter 1 -- Chapter 2 -- Chapter 3 -- Chapter 4 -- Chapter 5 -- Chapter 6 -- Chapter 7 -- Chapter 8 -- Chapter 9 -- Chapter 10 -- Chapter 11 -- Chapter 12 -- Chapter 13 -- Chapter 14 -- Index | |
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| contents | Intro -- Table of Contents -- About the Authors -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- Part I: 3D Printer Hardware and Software -- Chapter 1: Why Use a 3D Printer? -- Additive Manufacturing -- History of Robotic 3D Printing -- The RepRap Project -- Crowdfunding and Makers -- Kit or Fully Assembled? -- When to Use a 3D Printer -- Laser Cutting vs. 3D Printing -- CNC Machine vs. 3D Printing -- Complexity -- Beyond This Book -- Summary and Questions for Review -- Chapter 2: 3D Printers and Printable Materials -- Filament Printers -- Parts of a Filament Printer -- Stepper Motors -- Control -- Build Platform -- Extruder -- How Printing Works -- Filament Choices -- PLA -- PET -- ABS -- Nylon -- Challenging Filaments -- Dissolvable Support -- Multimaterials vs. Multiple Extruders -- Aftermarket Upgrades -- Advanced Filament Printers -- Resin Printers: SLA, DLP, and LCD -- Printing Process -- Post-processing -- Materials -- Other Technologies -- SLS -- Binder Jetting and Material Jetting -- Bioprinting -- Summary and Questions for Review -- Chapter 3: 3D Printer Workflow and Software -- Workflow Overview -- Models -- Types of 3D Printable Files -- Mesh Repair Programs -- File Repositories -- Scanning -- Slicing Software: Filament Printers -- Slic3r -- MatterControl -- Ultimaker Cura -- Other Programs -- Using a Slicing Program -- Example: Ultimaker Cura -- Simulating Your Print -- Print Quality and Layer Height -- Shells -- Platform Adhesion -- Brims -- Skirts -- Rafts -- Supporting and Orienting a Model -- Support -- Orientation -- Avoiding Support by Cutting a Model into Pieces -- Managing Internal Open Space -- Bridging -- Infill -- Retraction and Stringing -- Temperatures -- Speeds, Cooling, Extrusion Multipliers -- More Exotic Settings -- Troubleshooting -- Printing More Than One Object at a Time -- Multiple Extruders -- G-code -- Host Programs Octoprint -- Resin Printers -- Summary and Questions for Review -- Chapter 4: Selecting a Printer: Comparing Technologies -- Who Will Use the Printer? -- 3D Printer Resolution -- Selecting a Printer -- Filament vs. Resin -- Time to Print -- Selecting a Filament-Based 3D Printer -- Platforms and Nozzles -- Multiple Extruders -- One Big Printer or Several Small Ones? -- Printer Connectivity -- Open Source Materials vs. Cartridges -- Filament Size -- Enclosed or Open -- Buy Within a Brand -- Should You Buy a Kit? -- Initial Costs, Filament Printing -- Selecting a Resin Printer -- Cleaning and Curing -- Resin Printer Technologies -- Common Types of Resins -- Initial Costs, Resin Printing -- Printing with Powder -- Using a Service Bureau Instead -- Summary and Questions for Review -- Chapter 5: Operating and Troubleshooting your 3D Printer -- Getting Started with a Filament Printer -- Where to Put It -- Ventilation and Drafts -- Noise -- Dust -- Storing Filament -- Your First Print -- Calibrating Your Printer -- When a Print Starts -- During a Print -- When a Print Finishes Normally -- Getting a Part Off the Build Platform -- Picking Off Support and Cleaning Up the Print -- Restarting or Shutting Off the Printer -- Manually Controlling Your Printer -- Stopping a Print -- Changing Filament -- Changing Temperatures During a Print -- Basic Hardware Troubleshooting -- Checking the Motion of One Axis at a Time -- Backing Out of a Bad Situation -- Extruder Not Extruding -- Clearing a Clogged Nozzle -- Cold Pull -- Dealing with a Hard Clog -- Clicking or Grinding Noises -- Post-processing Tools and Space -- Recycling Prints -- Getting Started with Resin Printers -- Before and During a Print -- Post-processing -- Working with Resins -- Staff and User Training -- Summary and Questions for Review -- Chapter 6: Surface Finishing Filament Prints Specialty Materials -- Gluing Pieces Together -- Using an Acetone Slurry -- Welding with a 3D Pen -- Sanding, Painting, and Dyeing -- Chemical Smoothing -- Sanding -- Painting and Clear Coats -- Dyeing Nylon -- Summary and Questions for Review -- Part II: Designing for 3D Printing -- Chapter 7: 3D Models -- 3D Model File Formats -- Scanning -- Off-the-Shelf Scanning -- CT Scans -- Downloading and Modifying Models -- Models of Everyday Things -- Specialized Databases -- Creating a New Model -- Using a CAD Program -- Options for Getting Started Quickly -- Tinkercad: Drag and Drop -- OpenSCAD: A CAD Programming Environment -- Programs for Specific Applications -- Engineering and Architecture Programs -- Visual-Effects and Sculptural Programs -- Creating Multiple-Extruder Files -- Using One Extruder for Support Material -- Two-Color or Two-Material Prints -- Ultimaker Cura's Process for a Dual-Extruder Print -- Complexity Is Free: Hardware as a Service -- Speed vs. Customization -- Summary and Questions for Review -- Chapter 8: Design Rules for 3D Printing -- Filament-Based Printing -- Resin Prints -- Powder Prints -- Summary and Questions for Review -- Chapter 9: Special Geometries -- Vase Prints -- Other Uses of Vase Mode -- Printing Hollow -- Printing Transparent (Solid) Pieces -- Tall Pointy Prints -- Printing on Fabric -- Printing Interlocking Pieces -- Summary and Questions for Review -- Part III: Applications -- Chapter 10: Manufacturing Plastic Parts -- Functional Plastic Parts -- Composite Filaments -- Conductive Parts -- Printing Large Filament Parts -- Additive Manufacturing at Scale -- Print Farms and Service Bureaus -- Short-Run Manufacturing -- Mass Customization -- Reverse Engineering and Spare Parts -- Industrial Mold-Making -- Case Study: Aftermarket Automotive -- Case Study: Dentistry -- Summary and Questions for Review Chapter 11: Metal 3D Printing and Casting -- Metal 3D Printing Technologies -- Filament Metal Printing -- Printing Process -- Debinding -- Sintering -- Debinding and Sintering Equipment -- Shrinkage and Part Accuracy -- Binder Jetting -- Part Accuracy -- Direct Metal Laser Sintering -- Accuracy -- Pros and Cons, Printing Techniques -- Specialty Applications -- Casting -- Designing Models for Casting -- Sand Casting -- Investment Casting -- Investment Casting with Resin -- Investment Casting with PLA -- Low-Temperature Metals -- Finding Casting Services -- Casting vs. Printing Metal -- Summary and Questions for Review -- Chapter 12: Prototyping and 3D Visualization -- Prototyping -- Science and Math Modeling -- Medical Visualization -- Visualization Best Practices -- Summary and Questions for Review -- Chapter 13: 3D Printers in the Classroom -- Logistics Issues -- Time to Print -- Print Queue Management -- Curriculum Issues -- What "Design Thinking" Means -- Art and Theater -- Math and Science -- Robotics -- Learning Differently -- Creating Terrain: Geography and History -- Teaching Coding -- Examples of Student Projects -- 3D Vermont -- Relitigating Historic Battles -- Elementary Students -- Summary and Questions for Review -- Chapter 14: The Future -- User Experience -- Materials -- Printing Food -- Printing Medications -- Bioprinting: Printing Living Tissue -- Architecture and Printing Concrete -- Test and Validation -- Modeling and Simulation -- Generative Design -- Standards -- Manufacturing Without Molds and Forms -- 3D Printing in Remote Environments -- Summary and Questions for Review -- Appendix: Links -- About the Authors -- Chapter 1 -- Chapter 2 -- Chapter 3 -- Chapter 4 -- Chapter 5 -- Chapter 6 -- Chapter 7 -- Chapter 8 -- Chapter 9 -- Chapter 10 -- Chapter 11 -- Chapter 12 -- Chapter 13 -- Chapter 14 -- Index |
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P. 2020 ©2020 1 Online-Ressource (360 Seiten) txt rdacontent c rdamedia cr rdacarrier Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources Intro -- Table of Contents -- About the Authors -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- Part I: 3D Printer Hardware and Software -- Chapter 1: Why Use a 3D Printer? -- Additive Manufacturing -- History of Robotic 3D Printing -- The RepRap Project -- Crowdfunding and Makers -- Kit or Fully Assembled? -- When to Use a 3D Printer -- Laser Cutting vs. 3D Printing -- CNC Machine vs. 3D Printing -- Complexity -- Beyond This Book -- Summary and Questions for Review -- Chapter 2: 3D Printers and Printable Materials -- Filament Printers -- Parts of a Filament Printer -- Stepper Motors -- Control -- Build Platform -- Extruder -- How Printing Works -- Filament Choices -- PLA -- PET -- ABS -- Nylon -- Challenging Filaments -- Dissolvable Support -- Multimaterials vs. Multiple Extruders -- Aftermarket Upgrades -- Advanced Filament Printers -- Resin Printers: SLA, DLP, and LCD -- Printing Process -- Post-processing -- Materials -- Other Technologies -- SLS -- Binder Jetting and Material Jetting -- Bioprinting -- Summary and Questions for Review -- Chapter 3: 3D Printer Workflow and Software -- Workflow Overview -- Models -- Types of 3D Printable Files -- Mesh Repair Programs -- File Repositories -- Scanning -- Slicing Software: Filament Printers -- Slic3r -- MatterControl -- Ultimaker Cura -- Other Programs -- Using a Slicing Program -- Example: Ultimaker Cura -- Simulating Your Print -- Print Quality and Layer Height -- Shells -- Platform Adhesion -- Brims -- Skirts -- Rafts -- Supporting and Orienting a Model -- Support -- Orientation -- Avoiding Support by Cutting a Model into Pieces -- Managing Internal Open Space -- Bridging -- Infill -- Retraction and Stringing -- Temperatures -- Speeds, Cooling, Extrusion Multipliers -- More Exotic Settings -- Troubleshooting -- Printing More Than One Object at a Time -- Multiple Extruders -- G-code -- Host Programs Octoprint -- Resin Printers -- Summary and Questions for Review -- Chapter 4: Selecting a Printer: Comparing Technologies -- Who Will Use the Printer? -- 3D Printer Resolution -- Selecting a Printer -- Filament vs. Resin -- Time to Print -- Selecting a Filament-Based 3D Printer -- Platforms and Nozzles -- Multiple Extruders -- One Big Printer or Several Small Ones? -- Printer Connectivity -- Open Source Materials vs. Cartridges -- Filament Size -- Enclosed or Open -- Buy Within a Brand -- Should You Buy a Kit? -- Initial Costs, Filament Printing -- Selecting a Resin Printer -- Cleaning and Curing -- Resin Printer Technologies -- Common Types of Resins -- Initial Costs, Resin Printing -- Printing with Powder -- Using a Service Bureau Instead -- Summary and Questions for Review -- Chapter 5: Operating and Troubleshooting your 3D Printer -- Getting Started with a Filament Printer -- Where to Put It -- Ventilation and Drafts -- Noise -- Dust -- Storing Filament -- Your First Print -- Calibrating Your Printer -- When a Print Starts -- During a Print -- When a Print Finishes Normally -- Getting a Part Off the Build Platform -- Picking Off Support and Cleaning Up the Print -- Restarting or Shutting Off the Printer -- Manually Controlling Your Printer -- Stopping a Print -- Changing Filament -- Changing Temperatures During a Print -- Basic Hardware Troubleshooting -- Checking the Motion of One Axis at a Time -- Backing Out of a Bad Situation -- Extruder Not Extruding -- Clearing a Clogged Nozzle -- Cold Pull -- Dealing with a Hard Clog -- Clicking or Grinding Noises -- Post-processing Tools and Space -- Recycling Prints -- Getting Started with Resin Printers -- Before and During a Print -- Post-processing -- Working with Resins -- Staff and User Training -- Summary and Questions for Review -- Chapter 6: Surface Finishing Filament Prints Specialty Materials -- Gluing Pieces Together -- Using an Acetone Slurry -- Welding with a 3D Pen -- Sanding, Painting, and Dyeing -- Chemical Smoothing -- Sanding -- Painting and Clear Coats -- Dyeing Nylon -- Summary and Questions for Review -- Part II: Designing for 3D Printing -- Chapter 7: 3D Models -- 3D Model File Formats -- Scanning -- Off-the-Shelf Scanning -- CT Scans -- Downloading and Modifying Models -- Models of Everyday Things -- Specialized Databases -- Creating a New Model -- Using a CAD Program -- Options for Getting Started Quickly -- Tinkercad: Drag and Drop -- OpenSCAD: A CAD Programming Environment -- Programs for Specific Applications -- Engineering and Architecture Programs -- Visual-Effects and Sculptural Programs -- Creating Multiple-Extruder Files -- Using One Extruder for Support Material -- Two-Color or Two-Material Prints -- Ultimaker Cura's Process for a Dual-Extruder Print -- Complexity Is Free: Hardware as a Service -- Speed vs. Customization -- Summary and Questions for Review -- Chapter 8: Design Rules for 3D Printing -- Filament-Based Printing -- Resin Prints -- Powder Prints -- Summary and Questions for Review -- Chapter 9: Special Geometries -- Vase Prints -- Other Uses of Vase Mode -- Printing Hollow -- Printing Transparent (Solid) Pieces -- Tall Pointy Prints -- Printing on Fabric -- Printing Interlocking Pieces -- Summary and Questions for Review -- Part III: Applications -- Chapter 10: Manufacturing Plastic Parts -- Functional Plastic Parts -- Composite Filaments -- Conductive Parts -- Printing Large Filament Parts -- Additive Manufacturing at Scale -- Print Farms and Service Bureaus -- Short-Run Manufacturing -- Mass Customization -- Reverse Engineering and Spare Parts -- Industrial Mold-Making -- Case Study: Aftermarket Automotive -- Case Study: Dentistry -- Summary and Questions for Review Chapter 11: Metal 3D Printing and Casting -- Metal 3D Printing Technologies -- Filament Metal Printing -- Printing Process -- Debinding -- Sintering -- Debinding and Sintering Equipment -- Shrinkage and Part Accuracy -- Binder Jetting -- Part Accuracy -- Direct Metal Laser Sintering -- Accuracy -- Pros and Cons, Printing Techniques -- Specialty Applications -- Casting -- Designing Models for Casting -- Sand Casting -- Investment Casting -- Investment Casting with Resin -- Investment Casting with PLA -- Low-Temperature Metals -- Finding Casting Services -- Casting vs. Printing Metal -- Summary and Questions for Review -- Chapter 12: Prototyping and 3D Visualization -- Prototyping -- Science and Math Modeling -- Medical Visualization -- Visualization Best Practices -- Summary and Questions for Review -- Chapter 13: 3D Printers in the Classroom -- Logistics Issues -- Time to Print -- Print Queue Management -- Curriculum Issues -- What "Design Thinking" Means -- Art and Theater -- Math and Science -- Robotics -- Learning Differently -- Creating Terrain: Geography and History -- Teaching Coding -- Examples of Student Projects -- 3D Vermont -- Relitigating Historic Battles -- Elementary Students -- Summary and Questions for Review -- Chapter 14: The Future -- User Experience -- Materials -- Printing Food -- Printing Medications -- Bioprinting: Printing Living Tissue -- Architecture and Printing Concrete -- Test and Validation -- Modeling and Simulation -- Generative Design -- Standards -- Manufacturing Without Molds and Forms -- 3D Printing in Remote Environments -- Summary and Questions for Review -- Appendix: Links -- About the Authors -- Chapter 1 -- Chapter 2 -- Chapter 3 -- Chapter 4 -- Chapter 5 -- Chapter 6 -- Chapter 7 -- Chapter 8 -- Chapter 9 -- Chapter 10 -- Chapter 11 -- Chapter 12 -- Chapter 13 -- Chapter 14 -- Index Three-dimensional printing Cameron, Rich Sonstige oth Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe Horvath, Joan Mastering 3D Printing Berkeley, CA : Apress L. 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| spellingShingle | Horvath, Joan Mastering 3D Printing A Guide to Modeling, Printing, and Prototyping Intro -- Table of Contents -- About the Authors -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- Part I: 3D Printer Hardware and Software -- Chapter 1: Why Use a 3D Printer? -- Additive Manufacturing -- History of Robotic 3D Printing -- The RepRap Project -- Crowdfunding and Makers -- Kit or Fully Assembled? -- When to Use a 3D Printer -- Laser Cutting vs. 3D Printing -- CNC Machine vs. 3D Printing -- Complexity -- Beyond This Book -- Summary and Questions for Review -- Chapter 2: 3D Printers and Printable Materials -- Filament Printers -- Parts of a Filament Printer -- Stepper Motors -- Control -- Build Platform -- Extruder -- How Printing Works -- Filament Choices -- PLA -- PET -- ABS -- Nylon -- Challenging Filaments -- Dissolvable Support -- Multimaterials vs. Multiple Extruders -- Aftermarket Upgrades -- Advanced Filament Printers -- Resin Printers: SLA, DLP, and LCD -- Printing Process -- Post-processing -- Materials -- Other Technologies -- SLS -- Binder Jetting and Material Jetting -- Bioprinting -- Summary and Questions for Review -- Chapter 3: 3D Printer Workflow and Software -- Workflow Overview -- Models -- Types of 3D Printable Files -- Mesh Repair Programs -- File Repositories -- Scanning -- Slicing Software: Filament Printers -- Slic3r -- MatterControl -- Ultimaker Cura -- Other Programs -- Using a Slicing Program -- Example: Ultimaker Cura -- Simulating Your Print -- Print Quality and Layer Height -- Shells -- Platform Adhesion -- Brims -- Skirts -- Rafts -- Supporting and Orienting a Model -- Support -- Orientation -- Avoiding Support by Cutting a Model into Pieces -- Managing Internal Open Space -- Bridging -- Infill -- Retraction and Stringing -- Temperatures -- Speeds, Cooling, Extrusion Multipliers -- More Exotic Settings -- Troubleshooting -- Printing More Than One Object at a Time -- Multiple Extruders -- G-code -- Host Programs Octoprint -- Resin Printers -- Summary and Questions for Review -- Chapter 4: Selecting a Printer: Comparing Technologies -- Who Will Use the Printer? -- 3D Printer Resolution -- Selecting a Printer -- Filament vs. Resin -- Time to Print -- Selecting a Filament-Based 3D Printer -- Platforms and Nozzles -- Multiple Extruders -- One Big Printer or Several Small Ones? -- Printer Connectivity -- Open Source Materials vs. Cartridges -- Filament Size -- Enclosed or Open -- Buy Within a Brand -- Should You Buy a Kit? -- Initial Costs, Filament Printing -- Selecting a Resin Printer -- Cleaning and Curing -- Resin Printer Technologies -- Common Types of Resins -- Initial Costs, Resin Printing -- Printing with Powder -- Using a Service Bureau Instead -- Summary and Questions for Review -- Chapter 5: Operating and Troubleshooting your 3D Printer -- Getting Started with a Filament Printer -- Where to Put It -- Ventilation and Drafts -- Noise -- Dust -- Storing Filament -- Your First Print -- Calibrating Your Printer -- When a Print Starts -- During a Print -- When a Print Finishes Normally -- Getting a Part Off the Build Platform -- Picking Off Support and Cleaning Up the Print -- Restarting or Shutting Off the Printer -- Manually Controlling Your Printer -- Stopping a Print -- Changing Filament -- Changing Temperatures During a Print -- Basic Hardware Troubleshooting -- Checking the Motion of One Axis at a Time -- Backing Out of a Bad Situation -- Extruder Not Extruding -- Clearing a Clogged Nozzle -- Cold Pull -- Dealing with a Hard Clog -- Clicking or Grinding Noises -- Post-processing Tools and Space -- Recycling Prints -- Getting Started with Resin Printers -- Before and During a Print -- Post-processing -- Working with Resins -- Staff and User Training -- Summary and Questions for Review -- Chapter 6: Surface Finishing Filament Prints Specialty Materials -- Gluing Pieces Together -- Using an Acetone Slurry -- Welding with a 3D Pen -- Sanding, Painting, and Dyeing -- Chemical Smoothing -- Sanding -- Painting and Clear Coats -- Dyeing Nylon -- Summary and Questions for Review -- Part II: Designing for 3D Printing -- Chapter 7: 3D Models -- 3D Model File Formats -- Scanning -- Off-the-Shelf Scanning -- CT Scans -- Downloading and Modifying Models -- Models of Everyday Things -- Specialized Databases -- Creating a New Model -- Using a CAD Program -- Options for Getting Started Quickly -- Tinkercad: Drag and Drop -- OpenSCAD: A CAD Programming Environment -- Programs for Specific Applications -- Engineering and Architecture Programs -- Visual-Effects and Sculptural Programs -- Creating Multiple-Extruder Files -- Using One Extruder for Support Material -- Two-Color or Two-Material Prints -- Ultimaker Cura's Process for a Dual-Extruder Print -- Complexity Is Free: Hardware as a Service -- Speed vs. Customization -- Summary and Questions for Review -- Chapter 8: Design Rules for 3D Printing -- Filament-Based Printing -- Resin Prints -- Powder Prints -- Summary and Questions for Review -- Chapter 9: Special Geometries -- Vase Prints -- Other Uses of Vase Mode -- Printing Hollow -- Printing Transparent (Solid) Pieces -- Tall Pointy Prints -- Printing on Fabric -- Printing Interlocking Pieces -- Summary and Questions for Review -- Part III: Applications -- Chapter 10: Manufacturing Plastic Parts -- Functional Plastic Parts -- Composite Filaments -- Conductive Parts -- Printing Large Filament Parts -- Additive Manufacturing at Scale -- Print Farms and Service Bureaus -- Short-Run Manufacturing -- Mass Customization -- Reverse Engineering and Spare Parts -- Industrial Mold-Making -- Case Study: Aftermarket Automotive -- Case Study: Dentistry -- Summary and Questions for Review Chapter 11: Metal 3D Printing and Casting -- Metal 3D Printing Technologies -- Filament Metal Printing -- Printing Process -- Debinding -- Sintering -- Debinding and Sintering Equipment -- Shrinkage and Part Accuracy -- Binder Jetting -- Part Accuracy -- Direct Metal Laser Sintering -- Accuracy -- Pros and Cons, Printing Techniques -- Specialty Applications -- Casting -- Designing Models for Casting -- Sand Casting -- Investment Casting -- Investment Casting with Resin -- Investment Casting with PLA -- Low-Temperature Metals -- Finding Casting Services -- Casting vs. Printing Metal -- Summary and Questions for Review -- Chapter 12: Prototyping and 3D Visualization -- Prototyping -- Science and Math Modeling -- Medical Visualization -- Visualization Best Practices -- Summary and Questions for Review -- Chapter 13: 3D Printers in the Classroom -- Logistics Issues -- Time to Print -- Print Queue Management -- Curriculum Issues -- What "Design Thinking" Means -- Art and Theater -- Math and Science -- Robotics -- Learning Differently -- Creating Terrain: Geography and History -- Teaching Coding -- Examples of Student Projects -- 3D Vermont -- Relitigating Historic Battles -- Elementary Students -- Summary and Questions for Review -- Chapter 14: The Future -- User Experience -- Materials -- Printing Food -- Printing Medications -- Bioprinting: Printing Living Tissue -- Architecture and Printing Concrete -- Test and Validation -- Modeling and Simulation -- Generative Design -- Standards -- Manufacturing Without Molds and Forms -- 3D Printing in Remote Environments -- Summary and Questions for Review -- Appendix: Links -- About the Authors -- Chapter 1 -- Chapter 2 -- Chapter 3 -- Chapter 4 -- Chapter 5 -- Chapter 6 -- Chapter 7 -- Chapter 8 -- Chapter 9 -- Chapter 10 -- Chapter 11 -- Chapter 12 -- Chapter 13 -- Chapter 14 -- Index Three-dimensional printing |
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