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Title: 3D Printing: And its use in RC Modeling


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3D PrintingAnd its use in RC Modeling
Dan Frey 17 NOV 2015
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3D Printing
  • Makes part from CAD files (STL format)
  • Builds layer by layer
  • 0.010 thick (or thinner)
  • Thermoplastic materials (ABS, PLA, Nylon) mostly
  • Machines now as low as 175, many 500, can be
    gt30K
  • Or outsource your parts

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3D Printing Technologies
  • Stereolithography
  • ZPrinting (liquid binding of powder)
  • Selective laser sintering
  • Mask image projection
  • Fused deposition modeling (extrusion deposition)

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Dimension uPrint
  • Fused deposition
  • ABS thermoplastic
  • Support material dissolves in solution of NaOH
    and detergent
  • Good for large overhangs and possibly for
    assemblies with relative motion among parts
  • Build volume 8 x 6 x 6 in
  • 30K

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MakerBot
  • Fused deposition
  • ABS or PLA
  • Some have thermally controlled environment
  • Heated bed
  • Build volume 10x10x12cm
  • 1400 (mini) up to 6500

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Fabrikator Mini
  • Fused deposition
  • ABS or PLA
  • No thermally controlled environment
  • No heated bed (masking tape used as bed surface)
  • Build volume 8 x 8 x 8 cm
  • 180 (plus shipping)

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PLA Plastic
  • 30/kg

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Form 2
  • SLA technology (liquid selectively polymerized by
    laser)
  • 0.0055 layers
  • Object pulled from above
  • 14.5 14.5 17.5 cm build vol.
  • Waxy support material removed using high pressure
    water spray
  • 3500

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Objet Connex
  • Mask image projection (sprays 8106
    dropslets/sec)
  • 0.0006 layers
  • 19x15x8 build vol.
  • Waxy support material removed using high pressure
    water spray
  • Digital Materials let you incorporate a range of
    hardnesses, opacities, shades or thermal
    properties into a single model

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eos Formiga
  • Selective Laser Sintering (SLS)
  • 0.06mm layers
  • No support material needed (unbound powder
    inherently supports the part)
  • Machine 1M

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Outsourcing (rather than owning a 3D printer)
  • e.g. shapeways.com
  • Has SLS nylon parts (strong and flexible
    plastic)

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Materials
  • Wood
  • Alum
  • 3D print

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Mark One Composite 3D Printer
  • Fused deposition
  • Carbon fiber, fiberglass, nylon
  • Machine 5.5K
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