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3D Printing (additive manufacturing) has the potential to fundamentally change the way goods are designed, manufactured, and distributed on a global scale. As these manufacturing technologies push forward our ability to create and deliver new products, designers and creators are given tools that require new ways of thinking to use them properly. In addressing the unique considerations for modeling objects to be manufactured using 3D printing, as in any type of industrial design, modeling objects for 3D printing requires careful consideration of the manufacturing process. It is important to always remember that anything can be "drawn" in 3D on a digital canvas, but not everything can be 3D printed.
Each 3D printing process has its own limitations, different 3D printing processes have different capabilities and different design restrictions. Apart from addressing the base form of an object, the designer must also ensure that the model expresses the required strength and utility to perform its intended purpose. Notably, this functionality must be preserved through the printing process, which is the focus of this training. The most important thing to remember while designing for 3D printing is the fact that the digital design will become a physical object. In the digital design environment, there are no laws of physics to adhere to, such as gravity. Different 3D printing processes have different capabilities and different design restrictions. In this training expert will explain about key design considerations that apply to all 3D printing processes with special focus on the most popular methods: FDM, SLA, SLS and others. By the end of the training, we will understand how to design 3D model parts and guarantee they are strong, lightweight pieces that can have complex internal structures that would be difficult or even impossible to build from a single part using other manufacturing techniques. .
The 3D printing technologies are becoming the new normal when a product needs to be developed and prototyped. With houses being printed in hours, 3D bridges being reinforced and rockets with 3D printed engines being sent to the moon, this is the right moment to learn and understand the technology and leverage its benefits. This training will prepare professionals and help understand the limitations of the technology in order to design around them and achieve high performance products. We will analyze how different designs and proprieties affect the chosen technology and its direct impact on the product.
This training is a must have training and highly recommended for industrial engineers, product development specialists, resin producers, students and managers who might be interested in a better understand of 3DP and want to adopt the technologies in their internal processes and achieve top performance. Any one who desires to start the journey into the 3D printing world and needs to be introduced to the technologies, communities and advantages of the 3D printed parts.
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Industrial Designer & Engineer (MSc Industrial Engineering) with more than 5 years experience in the 3DP and AM Industry. Created his own 3D Printing bureau with a customization service available, allowing each client to develop the right 3D model to solve the problem in question. Designed a line of bio-compatible swabs & Bio-fluid collectors to help with the pandemic of 2020. Helped to establish a company that is now a market-leader in the 3D Health market. He has developed throughout the years a strong skill-set for turning ideas into manufacturable products. The daily usage of CAD and the fascination with 3D printing grew into starting his own freelance business offering 3D printing on demand, 3D Modelling, 3D Reverse engineering for broken parts and Mechanical assembly developments. With knowledge within the digital systems and electronics devices he further experienced into the Research & Development environment with the Automotive Industry, Textile Industry and Medical Devices & Pharmaceutical Industries.
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