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Revision as of 12:44, 5 August 2021
Below you can find sections of different digital technologies, based on their level.
3D printing resources
3D printing
- 3D Printing- Beginner
- Basic understanding of 3D printing and 3D printers
- Ability to slice and start a print on an Ultimaker 2+ printer
- Basic ability to troubleshoot a print
- 3D Printing- Intermediate
- Basic understanding of custom slicer settings and print orientation
- Basic understanding of print post processing
- Basic understanding of dual extrusion prints
- Basic understanding of different slicer software
- Intermediate understanding of printer functions
- Intermediate troubleshooting abilities
- 3D Printing- Advanced
- Ability to use all materials available at the Makerspace
- Ability to use all Makerspace printers
- Ability to print large components (print optimizations)
- Advanced understanding of 3D printing extrusion
- Proficient with UM2+ settings
3D modeling (for 3D printing)
- 3D modeling- Beginner
- Basic knowledge of 3D modelling in TinkerCAD
- Basic knowledge of model modifications in TinkerCAD
- 3D modeling- Intermediate
- Proficient 3D modelling skills in TinkerCAD
- Basic ability in parametric CAD modelling softwares
- 3D modeling- Advanced
- Subdividing large models for 3D printing
- Basic understanding of one or more modelling softwares
- Basic understanding of 3D scanning and Scan to CAD