Description
3D Printing: A practical and hands-on textbook for mastering 3D printing technology goes beyond teaching you how to print simple parts and shows you how to turn your 3D printer into a powerful tool for industrial or educational prototyping. Author Joan Horvath takes an engineering perspective and explores a variety of printing technologies, including FDM, SLA, and various consumables.
The text focuses on the entire workflow, from designing models in CAD software to configuring slicer software and working with G-code. This work is especially helpful for those who want to integrate 3D printing with traditional manufacturing methods or start their own business.
Book Features
- Comprehensive training in designing 3D models while adhering to technical principles (such as tolerances and supports).
- Investigating the mechanical properties of various materials, including thermoplastics and resins.
- A practical guide to solving the challenges of printing complex geometries and hollow parts.
- Learning to integrate 3D printing with traditional methods such as sand casting.
- Focusing on the importance of open source software in the development of the 3D printing ecosystem.
Specifications of the book 3D Printing: A practical and hands-on textbook for mastering 3D printing technology
- Publisher: bpb
- Lecturer/Author: Arunkrishnan PR
- Number of pages: 302
- Number of chapters: 11
- Format: PDF
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