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ISBN 10: 1680456431
ISBN 13: 9781680456431
Author: Liza Wallach Kloski, Nick Kloski

Make Getting Started with 3D Printing 2nd Edition Table of contents:

Part I: Applications Of 3D Printing

Chapter 1: Introduction

You Say You Want a Revolution?

A Manufacturing Full Circle

Chapter 2: 3D Printing and The Maker Movement

Impact of the Maker Movement

Who Is a Maker?

How the 3D Printing Ecosystem Helps You Be a Maker

Chapter 3: How 3D Printing is Being Used Today

Rapid Prototyping for Your Ideas, Designs, and Inventions

Forward-Thinking Companies Are Actively Bringing You 3D Printing

Don’t Worry, Complexity Won’t Cost You More

3D Printing Is Advancing Health Care: Customized Medical Appliances

3D Printing Has a Sole

You Can Go Big

Part II: Hardware and Printing Choices

Chapter 4: Understanding FDM Printers

Resolution Levels

Frame/Chassis

Build Plate

Ease of Calibration

Linear Movement Controls

Bowden-Style Extruders (on Delta as well as Cartesian Printers)

Extruder

Filament

Chapter 5: Tips for Success in FDM Printing and Visual Trouble-Shooting Guide

Before You Start Printing

Build Plate Adhesion

Homing and Leveling the Build Plate

Slicer Programs

Not All Slicers Are Created Equal

FDM Visual Troubleshooting

Chapter 6: Understanding Resin Printers

How It Works

Cost of Materials

Types of Resins

The Three Types of Resin Printers: Laser, DLP, and Masked SLA

Printer Profile: FormLabs Form 3 (Laser Technology)

Software: Slicers for Resin Printing

Support Structures for SLA Printing

Resin Printers Conclusion

Chapter 7: Outsourcing Versus Buying Your Own 3D Printer

The Benefits of Outsourcing Your Printing

Consumer 3D Printing Service Bureaus

Business 3D Printing Service Bureaus

The Rise of Local Outsourcing

The Benefits of 3D Printing at Home

Variables Involved When 3D Printing at Home

Production Quantity: Low-Volume Manufacturing

Choosing the Right Quality Finish for Prints

Evaluating for Special Mechanical Considerations

Conclusion

Chapter 8: Overview of The 3D Printing Workflow

3D Files

3D Models

How Do I Get from Idea to Object?

Details of the 3D Printing Workflow

You Can Outsource Any Part of the 3D Printing Workflow

Chapter 9: Setting Up Your Personal Makerspace for 3D Printing

Getting Ready

Third-Party Resins

Part III: Diy Tutorials & CAD Troubleshooting

Chapter 10: Getting Started with Tinkercad

Setting Up an Account

Before You Pick Up the Mouse

Creating Shapes in Tinkercad

Rotating an Object

Changing the Shape

Resizing the Red Box

Grouping and Ungrouping Shapes

Finishing Your New Creation in Tinkercad

What’s Next?

Chapter 11: Getting Started with Meshmixer

Getting Started

Starting the Tutorial

Sculpt with Digital Clay

Adding Support Structures

Creating a Sphere

Online Tutorials

Chapter 12: Getting Started with Fusion 360

Polygonal Versus Parametric Modeling

Getting Started with Fusion 360

Description of Interface Menu

Making a Ring in Fusion 360

Adding an Embellishment to the Ring

Adding to the Embellishment

Exporting Your Model for 3D Printing

Chapter 13: Getting and Fixing 3D Models

Downloading a 3D Model

3D Model Licensing and Legalities

Creating 3D Models with Your Smartphone or Digital Camera

Photogrammetry of Organic Shapes

Examples of What You Can Create In Photogrammetry

Understanding 3D Model File Formats and Units of Measure

STL Code

Creating 3D Models with Four-Sided Polygons and Three-Sided Polygons

Fixing a 3D Model for 3D Printing

Using Meshmixer to Fix Your 3D Models

Part IV: From Idea – to 3D Print – to Product

Chapter 14: How to Start or Enhance A Business with 3D Printing

Creating Prototypes To Test A Design, Show Potential Customers, Attract Investors

Starting a New Business Centered Around 3D Printing

You Can Create 3D CAD Designs People Can Buy

You Can Offer 3D Printing as a Service

You Can Create 3D Files as a Service

Ways Existing Business Can Leverage 3D Printing

General Advice

Chapter 15: How to Make A Prototype Using 3D Printing and Different Types of Manufacturing Methods

You Make a Prototype!

The Prototyping Process

Getting a Physical Prototype Made

Prototyping with 3D Printing

Manufacturing Using 3D Printing

Examples of Traditional Manufacturing

Examples of Traditional Low Volume Manufacturing

Conclusion

Chapter 16: How 3D Printing Will Change Your (and Everyone Else’s) Life

We Are All Makers, and Companies Will Foster That Even More

Providing On-Demand Access to Products

Organizations Will Use 3d Printing To Strengthen Their Connection With You

Tailor Made for One

3D Printed Educational Tools

Organizations Will Increase Profitability and Be More Eco-Friendly

Local Economies Will Benefit From the Commercial Use of 3D Printing

Medical Applications of 3D Printing

3D Printing Future Trends and Predictions

Get Involved and Get Connected. You are Part of This Future!

The Best Is Yet to Come

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