TERMINOLOGY FDM: Fused deposition modeling, the 3D printing technology used by MakerBot Slicing: The act of turning a digital 3D model into thin layers.

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TERMINOLOGY FDM: Fused deposition modeling, the 3D printing technology used by MakerBot Slicing: The act of turning a digital 3D model into thin layers used for 3D printing Filament: Material used to build your 3D prints Extruder: The “hot glue gun” of your 3D printer; it uses filament to draw out the layers of your 3D prints Build plate: Surface on which prints are built

Scott Crump Invented during 1980’s

Layers go on top of each other like multi-tiered birthday cakes. All are made of Multi layers.

Gantry: A pulley and belt system that moves the carriage Carriage: The part of the printer that carries the extruder on the x-axis and y-axis Build plate: Surface on which prints are built MakerBot PLA Filament: The best and most consistent filament designed for MakerBot 3D Printers MakerBot PLA Filament: MakerBot Replicator Smart Extruder: The “hot glue gun” of your 3D printer; it uses filament to draw out the layers of your 3D printsMakerBot Replicator Smart Extruder:

Leveling: Process to ensure proper distance between the nozzle of the Smart Extruder and the build plate Purge line: Straight line drawn across the front of the build plate at the start of every print Firmware: The code installed on the printer’s hardware that allows it to operate MakerBot Desktop: Free 3D printing software for discovering, managing, preparing and sharing your 3D prints MakerBot Desktop:

STL: Stereolithography file format, commonly used in 3D printing OBJ: Object file format, commonly used for on-screen visualization and 3D printing Build volume: Maximum physical size you can print on your printer Layout: Arrangement of STL and/or OBJ files within MakerBot Desktop Thing: File type for saved MakerBot Desktop layouts Slice: Process of exporting a.makerbot or.x3g file.makerbot: File type that MakerBot Replicator 3D Printers use to print; only readable by these printers

.x3g: File type that is used by previous generations including the MakerBot Replicator 2 and MakerBot Replicator 2X Resolution: The surface quality of a 3D print, dictated by the height of each layer Raft: Flat surface that provides a large foundation for print adhesion Overhang: When a layer extends outward, potentially unsupported, over the previous layer Supports: Removable scaffolding structure built to help parts of an object that are in midair with no material below (see Overhang) Bridge: When a layer prints in the air between two pillars

Infill: Hexagonal support structure built in the interior of the model Shells: Outside walls that make up the perimeter of your object Print-in-place: A design with parts that can move immediately after printing MakerBot Cloud Library: Allows you to access files from the cloud, either on your printer or within MakerBot Desktop