Lesson 5
What Neil was talking about:
- Homework
- 3D Print
- Processes of the printer
- The kinds of 3D printer
- File formats
- 3D modelling softwares
- 3D scanning
- 3D scanning is cheap!
- How to 3D scan with a projector and a camera
- 3D scanning programs
Homework:
- 3D Scanning: Ohad gave me a mission before 2 weeks to make the PrimeSense sensor
into a 3D scanner. I done it with a program called Skanect, wich is free.
- Some screenshots:
- My head after scaning:
- 3D Printing: I didn't have success with 3D printing. There was a problem
with my model, so I couldn't make it.
- [UPDATE] 3D printing: I have printed the joint I've designed for my final project
- [UPDTAE] Some pictures:
- The 2D design in 123D Design:
- The whole finger (with joints) after opening in Illustrator:
- I have used a burlap string for connecting the joint pieces:
- How To Get G-Code For Something3D (the 3D printer in FabLabIL):
- First, download Ultimaker Cura from Ultimaker site:
- Then, choose "Other" from the list in the splashscreen:
- Choose "Custom":
- Fill the machine settings like in the picture (the Nozzle Size should be 0.35, not 0.3):
- Again, fill the text boxes like in the picture:
- Almost done! fill (again) the text boxes like in the picture (Initial Layer Thickness should be 0.2, not 0.3):
- Thats it! You can load your STL file by clicking on this icon:
This one will let you export your mesh into an G-Code file by clicking it:
These lines will tell you how much time the printing will take (approximately), how much material it'll take (approximately) and how much it'll weight (approximately):
- Software I used:
- Rhino3D
- SketchUp
- SolidWorks
- Autodesk 123D Design
- Autodesk Shapeshifter
- Adobe Illustrator (for 2D designing my joint)