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The Revolution of 3D Printing: Applications and Possibilities Explored

Delve into the world of 3D printers through this enlightening presentation. Understand how additive manufacturing differs from conventional techniques and explore diverse applications, from creating doodads to printing turbine blades and prosthetics. Discover the groundbreaking combination of 3D scanners and printers in various fields, from archaeology to healthcare, showcasing the limitless potential of this technology.

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The Revolution of 3D Printing: Applications and Possibilities Explored

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  1. 3D Printers What are they and what are they good for? Presented to Enlighten – Kitsap Community Forum By Stan Stumbo May 12, 2017

  2. 3D Printers are part of Additive Manufacturing • Conventional manufacturing takes a piece of material and carves away stock to fashion the part desired. • Additive Manufacturing is any of various processes for making a three-dimensional object of almost any shape from a 3D model or other electronic data source primarily through additive processes in which successive layers of material are laid down under computer control.

  3. Makerbot 2 3D Printer

  4. How did I get started with this stuff?

  5. Extruder Assembly

  6. Charlie Chaplin in the Factory

  7. OK, what can you do with a 3D Printer? Doodads & Geegaws Useful stuff Online databases of design files

  8. Orchid scanned by Smithsonian

  9. 3D Laser Scanner • Combined with a 3D Printer, creates a “3D Xerox Machine”

  10. Makerbot Scanner

  11. And what can you use that for?

  12. Fixing the picnic table

  13. New Table Bracket!!

  14. Holster for the Hair Dryer

  15. How about SERIOUS work with 3D scanners and printers?

  16. Archeologists in underwater sinkhole cave, Guatemala

  17. “Lucy” Discovered in 1974 in Etheopia

  18. 40 % of Lucy’s Skeleton

  19. Printed Turbine Blades • Sonic speeds at blade tips • 1400 deg. F

  20. 3D Printed House – 400 sq. ft.

  21. Better VisualizationFossil Dolphin Skull, Panama

  22. Jay Leno, the early 3D printing pioneer

  23. Rolls Royce Hood Ornament

  24. Prosthetics

  25. Printed Ear Matrix

  26. Conventional Prosthetic Limbs • Very expensive - $30,000 and up • Extensive fitting required • New prosthetic required for growth or physical changes – another $30K.

  27. $50 Prosthetic Hand

  28. Prothsetic Fingers

  29. Guitar picks built into the fingers

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