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What is a 3D printer capable of? - news Kapital.
kz Home Worldwide What can a 3D printer do?
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The possibilities of a 3D printer are almost limitless. The printer will print everything from a soap dish to an exoskeleton, from a child's toy to a production model, from a shower head to dentures. The materials are diverse: living cells, plastic, multicolored plaster, wax, metals, including precious ones. But current models of 3D printers are not easy to use. However, the result is worth the learning effort. For example, instead of buying a child's toy, garden tools, or a vase, you can send the models you draw to print. In a few hours everything will be ready.
Organs and tissues
3D printing has revolutionized medicine. The development of prostheses and exoskeletons has accelerated significantly, and the advent of the bioprinter promises to change transplantology.
The bioprinter uses degradable materials and living cells to print tissue. The created body parts have been successfully transplanted into laboratory animals, writes The Guardian. The printing of full-fledged human organs will not begin soon. In 2013, a kidney consisting of 90% living cells was printed in China, but the organ did not work 100%: there were no blood and nerve cells, reports 3ders.org. Now the main task for scientists is to maintain the viability of artificial tissues. Another innovation in medical 3D printing is the creation of dental implants from an antibacterial compound. One such tooth destroyed more than 99% carious and other harmful bacteria during laboratory testing. The photo shows a jaw model created using a 3D printer.
Cars and houses
Canadian engineer Jim Kohr assembled the three-wheeled Urbee 2 from printed parts. The design is based on a metal tubular frame and 50 plastic elements. The weight of a two-seat car is 544 kilograms, a hybrid engine is installed inside.
In 2014, at the University of Southern California, a development team tested a 3D printer to create houses. In a day, the printer printed out a dwelling measuring 250 square meters. In the future, this technology will speed up the recovery of homes after natural disasters and provide housing for the poor.
Clothing
The fashion industry has been using 3D printing for several years now. Designers are trying to create shoes, jackets, dresses and entire collections from soft plastic. The printed clothing consists of geometric shapes and futuristic designs. The process of creating such a wardrobe is costly and time-consuming. For example, it took 220 hours of printer work and about one kilogram of plastic to print a dress by designer Danit Peleg (danitpeleg.com).
Household items
This chandelier is inspired by the Eiffel Tower. Any desktop 3D printer can print such a design. The most difficult thing is to correctly assemble the lamp parts.
The idea belongs to Canadian designer Samuel Bernier. The 3D printer will print an exact copy of the children's drawing, because children often draw non-existent animals. The child will receive a dream toy. A small desktop 3D printer will save money on small items for the home: bag holders, phone cases, coat hooks, tablet stands, figured plastic dishes.
Food
Imagine future generations using a food printer every day. A food 3D printer works on the same principle as a regular one. The only difference is in the ink: instead of paint, the device uses a puree of ingredients. Western restaurants are actively using this technology. For example, the London restaurant Food Ink introduced a menu consisting entirely of printed dishes. Pictured: Printer-created dish with fresh spinach, beetroot, fruit, and lettuce. (Source: all3dp.com).
Perhaps in 10-20 years, printers will be in every home. Most items for the home will be created by pressing the "Print" button: flower pots, children's toys, accessories, tools, and maybe clothes will be received without leaving home.
The only waste is paid 3D models for printing more complex or design concepts. Perhaps the production of simple things for the home will close, and they will be replaced by 3D modeling companies.
Commercial 3D printing offers you to create your own mini-copy, souvenirs, print client or finished models from the Internet and develop unique projects.
3D printers are not widely used in Kazakhstan. The devices can only be seen in educational laboratories and in the possession of inconspicuous startups. The cost of a 3D printer starts from 232,000 tenge. 1 kg of plastic costs about 5,000 tenge. 3D printable models are available for free at: thingiverse.com, grabcad.com, sketchfab.com, autodesk123d.com.
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A 3D printer that can print real material objects is one of the most amazing technological advances of recent years. The equipment has already been successfully integrated into many industries (scientific research, medicine, manufacturing, education, architecture, etc.) and is increasingly being purchased for private use.
If 3D printing is interesting to you, but at the same time seems to be an element of science fiction, incomprehensible to "mere mortals", find out the most important thing about 3D printers in this article.
This will make sure that in fact everything is not so difficult and even a beginner will be able to create their first 3D objects at home. Moreover, over time, such a technique should appear in many homes as a household and everyday assistant.
Printing principle and steps
A 3D printer creates large objects from thousands of flat layers. These layers can be made from various materials such as: nylon, polycarbonate, polyethylene, imitation wood with natural wood as a filler, metal. Most often, the material is wound in the form of a spool of wire, which is attached to the printer. During the printing process, the wire melts, gradually spreading in layers, and then cools down, accurately realizing the 3D model. The level of detail of objects is high, it is also possible to create colored objects.
To better understand this process, let's look at basic printing steps :
- It all starts with selecting or creating a virtual 3D model of the object to be printed (see below for details).
What size, shape, design the 3D model will be, this is how you will get the final result. - After the virtual model is created or selected, the next step is to layer it in the special program Slicer .
- Then prepare your printer by connecting it to your computer and loading supplies.
- Send the layered 3D model to the printer and start printing.
- We must wait! Now all you have to do is watch how the desired object is created layer by layer. The larger and more detailed the object, the longer the process will take. It may be several days.
- Remove the finished object and use it for its intended purpose!
Of course, non-specialists may have questions about each of these steps. The good news is that 3D printing tutorials are now available on many websites. They are mostly added to the 3D printers themselves.
Objects for printing - from jewelry to building models
As already mentioned, 3D printers have found the widest application in various industries, including trade.
Product samples, building layouts for architects and builders, medical prostheses, equipment parts and much more are printed.
But the average user, of course, is most interested in what can be printed at home? Here are some examples:
- jewelry
- toys;
- household utensils - storage boxes (for example, for electronic components), clothespins, phone holders and cases, soap dishes, cabinet handles, etc.;
- hobby items, souvenirs;
- original interior and household items, for example, a vase, a phone case;
- stationery and study supplies. For example, cutaway animal models for studying organs in biology classes, toys, multiplication tables for faster learning.
Basically, the list of things to create is limited by the allowable print settings of the printer and your imagination. In the end, you may even get something that you have never seen before.
You just need to explore all the possibilities of the machine in order to be able to combine creativity and practicality.
Where can I get a 3D model?
There are two ways to get a 3D model:
1) select a 3D object template on specialized sites. There are many such sites today and there are already several million free models for different interests and levels of training, including for beginners.
2) create a printed three-dimensional model yourself in special programs. This option is more suitable for users who already understand the basics of 3D printing. Yes, it will be longer and more difficult. But as a result, you will receive an object with your own individual design. For example, you can create a toy based on a child's drawing, an exclusive smartphone case or a night lamp shade. You can also create objects by individual standards, because the store does not always meet the needs of users!
FDM and FFF printing are the most popular for private use
When looking at 3D printers, you will notice that their printing technology is different.
It depends on what materials the printer can work with. The most popular among private users is printing with plastic materials using FDM and FFF technologies, because:
- the method is simple. Many of these printer models are a beginner's dream because they are ready to print almost immediately. The initial setup will take minimal time and will not require any specific knowledge;
- environmentally friendly (no chemicals). Such printers can also be used in schools;
- is the most affordable. Plastic is the cheapest material for 3D printing, but not the worst. You will receive high-quality, durable and aesthetic objects with an accuracy of 0.1 mm!
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Please note that a specific FDM and FFF printer model may only be designed for a specific type of plastic. This affects the operating costs and the final result. For example, nylon printing will be more expensive, PLA is a much more affordable material, but does not tolerate mechanical stress, and PET is a slightly more expensive but durable material (the "golden mean").
