It’s about giving degree level engineering students an understanding of the processes used in manufacture and production.Too many robotic arms and not enough manual/cnc lathes/mills if you ask me
It’s not a trade school for machinists
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It’s not a trade school for machinists
But we do have 2 more machines in the pipeline to bridge the step from manual to cnc tooIt’s about giving degree level engineering students an understanding of the processes used in manufacture and production.
It’s not a trade school for machinists
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Too many robotic arms and not enough manual/cnc lathes/mills if you ask me
https://m.all3dp.com/2/3d-print-from-photo-how-to-do-it/I’m still waiting for someone to send me the cad model / scan data
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Those would make some nice ear rings for that girl in the cellar
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Have you tried to "reproduce " any of the new plastic notes? A couple of fifties would be handy?
Tbh I’m very lucky to have access to this level of kit, there are very few of these printers in the country,
Sorry been a bit quiet on here lately
But I have been printing a few bits.
A few years ago I backed a Kickstarter project called “See.Sense”
It was an intelligent cycle light, and it is still superb.
It was moulded to fit on a seatpost.
But my commuter with panniers didn’t really work for mounting it there.
So I wanted a mount to fit the rack with panniers and take the light.
First iteration
Printed in ABS
Sort of works but a bit visually heavy and the light isn’t as secure as I’d like
So back to CAD
Then a bit more refinement produces this
And on the rack with panniers
But I have been printing a few bits.
A few years ago I backed a Kickstarter project called “See.Sense”
It was an intelligent cycle light, and it is still superb.
It was moulded to fit on a seatpost.
But my commuter with panniers didn’t really work for mounting it there.
So I wanted a mount to fit the rack with panniers and take the light.
First iteration
Printed in ABS
Sort of works but a bit visually heavy and the light isn’t as secure as I’d like
So back to CAD
Then a bit more refinement produces this
And on the rack with panniers
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that sure looks sexy!
Got my new toy uncrated this week
This is a properly game changing bit of kit.
Production capable, in functional materials at a speed and price comparison to injection moulding, but with no tooling cost !!
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Stratasys Origin One
Can't tease us with a picture like that. What is it a resin printer? Got any pictures of produced parts.
I have been intreaged about resin but stuck with fdm for this printer.
Just upgraded from ender 3 to a bambu lab x1c and so far love it!
Thats without 5 years Service and warranty plan, open material license and VAT............. not cheap but then £100k doesn't go very far in injection mould tooling eitherA shy $100k looking online....
