Titlebook: Mastering 3D Printing; Joan Horvath Book 20141st edition Joan Horvath 2014

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Joan Horvath chapter a simple one step process to create 3D porous graphene structures into flexible polymer films is highlighted. By laser scribing polymer precursor substrates with commercially available laser scribing setups the polymer is converted into so-called Laser-Induced Graphene (LIG) via a photother

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Joan Horvathdealloying-driven formation of nanoporous metals, the methods to characterize the microstructures of nanoporous metals, as well as the strategies to regulate the microstructures of nanoporous metals. Dealloying is a common corrosion process, during which the less noble element(s) is selectively etch

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A Brief History of 3D Printing everyone suddenly able to run their own cottage manufacturing facility. There are many areas where 3D printing really is creating significant change, particularly in designing and prototyping new products, in the arts, and in visualizing abstract concepts.

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The Desktop 3D Printertic drop in cost and availability of 3D printers. This has been driven by the technical, legal, and societal shifts in the 3D-printing market since the major patents in the space started to expire over the last decade. Printer manufacturers now range in scale from public companies to crowd-funded (o

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Making a 3D Modelweb, or creating a model yourself. In each case, there are a lot of options to choose from. There is more to design than picking a software package, though, and there are design decisions you can make that can simplify the printing process.

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Slicing a 3D Model is changed into commands to move around an extruder and control when that extruder is and isn’t putting down material. Because most 3D printers lay up a layer at a time in some material, the first part of this process (described in this chapter) cuts the model into layers, normally referred to as .

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Material Considerations made of a variety of materials such as plastics, nylon, and elastomers, typically in one-kilogram (plastic) or one-pound (nylon) spools. Figure 7-1 shows a one-pound nylon spool and a one-kilogram spool of polylactic acid (PLA) plastic.