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3D PRINTING At Stetson University. Introduction What is 3D printing Additive Manufacturing Opposed to subtractive process Patented in 1986 ~$20,000.

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1 3D PRINTING At Stetson University

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3 Introduction What is 3D printing Additive Manufacturing Opposed to subtractive process Patented in 1986 ~$20,000 Today $500-$1000

4 Meet the MakerBot! Cost $2,500 100 micron layer resolution Printing materials ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene) PLA (Poly Lactic Acid)

5 Printing Process CAD >. STL > Slicing > Layering and Tool Path > 3D OBJECT!! Most often, all of the hard work is already done!

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15 What Can You Do to Help? Brainstorm!!!! Spread the word about our new lab!

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18 A Special Thanks to Betty Johnson

19 3D PRINTING At Stetson University

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