Description
3D Printing For Dummies is a practical and easy-to-use reference for those who want to turn their digital files into tangible objects in the physical world. The new edition is adapted to the latest generation of equipment, devices, and materials, and explains the modeling process from the final print in full detail.
Beyond the technical aspects, this book explores the dramatic impact of 3D printers on modern manufacturing industries, material recycling methods, intellectual property controls, and the supply chain. This book is a great resource for both novice users and professionals looking to update their knowledge of additive manufacturing.
Book Features
- Complete understanding of 3D printing technology and familiarity with various desktop and industrial printers.
- Introductory training in creating and optimizing personal digital models for printing.
- Exploring the advantages and disadvantages of using 3D printing in small businesses and home hobbies.
- Introducing new materials used in the melting and deposition process.
- Analysis of the changes brought about by this technology in recycling systems and intellectual property laws.
Book specifications
- Publisher : Wiley
- Instructor/Author: Richard Horne
- Number of pages: 455
- Number of chapters: 18
- Format: pdf
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Download link
File(s) password: www.downloadly.ir
File size
23.5 MB
