Recipes
A Cookie Recipe that is Printable, Bake-able, Edible 1 cup of flour ½ cup of powdered sugar Mix thouroughly 1 stick of butter ½ cup of honey 1 teaspoon of vanilla ¼ – ½ teaspoon of salt (optional) Makes 10-15 50cc syringes print with Green luer lock. Bake 7-12 minute @ 350 degrees F for Greg [...]
Some people say work smart, not hard. But, I am incredibly lazy, so I don’t want to work at all. That said; The 3D printing community is working way to hard on designing complex parts. They are really good parts, but they take work to produce. I want to help you guys out with a [...]
A Basic Recipe for Off Road Powder Printing A used 400 class Z Corp printer (@ fine internet auction sites) USG HydroPerm Rice wine/Sake Used BC-20 ink cartridges (@ fine internet auction sites) Clean up the used 400. Add HydroPerm. Fill the binder reservoir with rice wine. Do not self-print (i.e., drink the sake binder) [...]
As our quarter winds down, we can start to breath again. There are so many projects running in the Solheim Additive Manufacturing lab this school term, it is difficult to keep an exact count. We’d like to take this moment to spot light some work that was initially done over three years ago and was [...]
All I could hear was the old jingle which was associated with a certain company’s Iced Tea product and its marketing campaign. We continue with our quest to experiment with a wide variety of materials for 3DP. Our previous materials were presented in: Bone Yard Salty Parts Here is another result from our Advanced RP/RM [...]
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We continue with our quest to experiment with a wide variety of materials for 3DP. Our previous material was presented in: Bone Yard In our Advanced RP/RM (rapid prototyping/rapid manufacturing) course, I was discussing the course requirements. One our of requirements is an independent research project and report to be undertaken in teams of two [...]
We continue our quest to experiment with a wide variety of materials for 3DP. This story starts almost one year ago. While teaching our Advanced RP/RM (rapid prototyping/rapid manufacturing) course, I was discussing the course requirements. One our of requirements is an independent research project and report to be undertaken in teams of two (the [...]
We have some really interesting work from our current students that we’d like to display. However, in order to be fair to their efforts a little bit of background needs to be presented. Implicit Solid Modeling (ISM) is a function based modeling system that uses one of more implicit equations to model objects. ISM is [...]