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3D Design

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I decided to do 3d printing because I had switched from the IT academy to the EMR (Engineering) academy and thought it would relate more to what I was gonna be doing next year than coding.

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I worked my way through around six lessons of 3d design, and this is what I’ve learned

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Introduction

3d Printing is a process of creation wherein a design or model is input into a special printer that prints it out 3-dimensionally using special materials.

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Importance

It allows for improved processes for a variety of things,

such as:

  • Housing
  • Manufacturing
  • Convenience
  • Sustainability
  • Cost
  • Ease
  • Creativity

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Manufacturing

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Can create things for large scale productions (factories) such as:�

Automobile Parts(L) 3D Printed Parts(R)

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Alternatives

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Can result in more sustainable production of goods through things like:�

3D Printed Home(L)

Encouraging Reuse, and therefore, Sustainability (R)

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Convenience

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Can create convenient objects to make everyday life easier such as:�

Coffee mug (L) Phone Stand (R)

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These are just some applications; the possibilities are endless

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My Creations

Off The Printer

(Top Left)

Tearaway Supports (Top Right)

Finished Products (Hammer and Nail)

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In total, I spent a good couple of classes on it, but it really wasn’t too bad time-wise, the most daunting thing was getting the programs to work, which took the most time for me.

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I recommend learning about 3d design because it is unique and will likely be important in the future!

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