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Draft:Common Terminology in 3D Printing

2016-04-15T16:59:53Z

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;Raft:Layer of plastic mesh which is well adhered to the printing surface upon which a model is built.

;Platform:The surface a 3D model is built upon. For the UP 3D printer, the platform moves on all 3 axes for printing while the nozzle remains stationary.

;Nozzle: The heated print head which liquefies the plastic filament and deposits it upon the model during the addditive layering process.

;Filament: The thin plastic which is fed into the heated nozzle and which is the raw material out of which a 3D model is created.

;Perfboard: The top most surface of the printing platform. This is perforated and heated to improve adhesion of the filament in order to improve accuracy of the reproduction.

;Extrusion: The process of forcing a molten substance through a die or form, in this case, the nozzle.

;ABS: One of the most common types of plastic used for 3D printing.

;Scale: To resize proportionally.

;Additive Manufacturing: Any manufacturing process which adds material to a product, building it up, rather than removing product to produce the final result. This is the opposite of milling.

;Curling: Corners on the model curl up from the raft or printing platform.

;Slicer:A slicer takes the 3D solid object file and deconstructs it into layers of horizontal planes to be printed one at a time. Slicers should also calculate what portions of the print require additional support in order to be printed and build those additional structures into the final print. The slicer then communicates the layers to the hardware for printing.

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Draft:Common Terminology in 3D Printing

2016-04-15T16:59:13Z

Ewright:

;Raft:Layer of plastic mesh which is well adhered to the printing surface upon which a model is built.

;Platform:The surface a 3D model is built upon. For the UP 3D printer, the platform moves on all 3 axes for printing while the nozzle remains stationary.

;Nozzle: The heated print head which liquefies the plastic filament and deposits it upon the model during the addditive layering process.

;Filament: The thin plastic which is fed into the heated nozzle and which is the raw material out of which a 3D model is created.

;Perfboard: The top most surface of the printing platform. This is perforated and heated to improve adhesion of the filament in order to improve accuracy of the reproduction.

;Extrusion: The process of forcing a molten substance through a die or form, in this case, the nozzle.

;ABS: One of the most common types of plastic used for 3D printing.

;Scale: To resize proportionally.

;Additive Manufacturing: Any manufacturing process which adds material to a product, building it up, rather than removing product to produce the final result. This is the opposite of milling.

;Curling: Corners on the model curl up from the raft or printing platform.

;Slicer:A slicer takes the 3D solid object file and deconstructs it into layers of horizontal planes to be printed one at a time. Slicers should also calculate what portoins of the print require additional support in order to be printed and build those additional structures into the final print. The slicer then communicates the layers to the hardware for printing.

[[Category:3D Printing]]
[[Category:UP]]

Draft:Common Terminology in 3D Printing

2016-04-15T16:57:37Z

Ewright:

;Raft
:Layer of plastic mesh which is well adhered to the printing surface upon which a model is built.

;Platform
:The surface a 3D model is built upon. For the UP 3D printer, the platform moves on all 3 axes for printing while the nozzle remains stationary.

;Nozzle
: The heated print head which liquefies the plastic filament and deposits it upon the model during the addditive layering process.

;Filament
: The thin plastic which is fed into the heated nozzle and which is the raw material out of which a 3D model is created.

;Perfboard
: The top most surface of the printing platform. This is perforated and heated to improve adhesion of the filament in order to improve accuracy of the reproduction.

;Extrusion
: The process of forcing a molten substance through a die or form, in this case, the nozzle.

;ABS
: One of the most common types of plastic used for 3D printing.

;Scale
: To resize proportionally.

;Additive Manufacturing
: Any manufacturing process which adds material to a product, building it up, rather than removing product to produce the final result. This is the opposite of milling.

;Curling:
Corners on the model curl up from the raft or printing platform.

;Slicer:
A slicer takes the 3D solid object file and deconstructs it into layers of horizontal planes to be printed one at a time. Slicers should also calculate what portoins of the print require additional support in order to be printed and build those additional structures into the final print. The slicer then communicates the layers to the hardware for printing.

[[Category:3D Printing]]
[[Category:UP]]

Draft:More about 3D Printing

2016-04-15T15:15:15Z

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File:Up3DModelwRaft.jpg

2016-04-13T21:07:53Z

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File:UPRaftPeel.jpg

2016-04-13T21:07:15Z

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File:Up3DRaftBuild.jpg

2016-04-13T21:06:45Z

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File:Up3DNozzle.jpg

2016-04-13T21:06:13Z

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File:UP3DLightButton.jpg

2016-04-13T21:05:53Z

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File:Up3DModelwRaft.jpg

2016-04-13T20:45:06Z

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Draft:Common Terminology in 3D Printing

2016-04-13T18:25:54Z

Ewright:

;Raft
:Layer of plastic mesh which is well adhered to the printing surface upon which a model is built.

;Platform
:The surface a 3D model is built upon. For the UP 3D printer, the platform moves on all 3 axes for printing while the nozzle remains stationary.

;Nozzle
: The heated print head which liquefies the plastic filament and deposits it upon the model during the addditive layering process.

;Filament
: The thin plastic which is fed into the heated nozzle and which is the raw material out of which a 3D model is created.

;Perfboard
: The top most surface of the printing platform. This is perforated and heated to improve adhesion of the filament in order to improve accuracy of the reproduction.

;Extrusion
: The process of forcing a molten substance through a die or form, in this case, the nozzle.

;ABS
: One of the most common types of plastic used for 3D printing.

;Scale
: To resize proportionally.

;Additive Manufacturing
: Any manufacturing process which adds material to a product, building it up, rather than removing product to produce the final result. This is the opposite of milling.

;Curling:
Corners on the model curl up from the raft or printing platform.

[[Category:3D Printing]]
[[Category:UP]]

Draft:More about 3D Printing

2016-04-13T18:04:02Z

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Stub: oodles of informative gobbledygook for those interested goes here.

[[Category:3D Printing]]
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Draft:Common Terminology in 3D Printing

2016-04-13T18:03:16Z

Ewright:

;Raft
:Layer of plastic mesh which is well adhered to the printing surface upon which a model is built.

;Platform
:The surface a 3D model is built upon. For the UP 3D printer, the platform moves on all 3 axes for printing while the nozzle remains stationary.

;Nozzle
: The heated print head which liquefies the plastic filament and deposits it upon the model during the addditive layering process.

;Filament
: The thin plastic which is fed into the heated nozzle and which is the raw material out of which a 3D model is created.

;Perfboard
: The top most surface of the printing platform. This is perforated and heated to improve adhesion of the filament in order to improve accuracy of the reproduction.

;Extrusion
: The process of forcing a molten substance through a die or form, in this case, the nozzle.

;ABS
: One of the most common types of plastic used for 3D printing.

;Scale
: To resize proportionally.

;Additive Manufacturing
: Any manufacturing process which adds material to a product, building it up, rather than removing product to produce the final result. This is the opposite of milling.

[[Category:3D Printing]]
[[Category:UP]]

Category:3D Printing

2016-04-13T17:57:12Z

Ewright:

;3D Printing : The additive manufacturing process whereby layers of plastic filament are heated and extruded in layers to gradually build 3 dimensional objects and models.

Category:3D Printing

2016-04-13T17:56:47Z

Ewright: Created page with ";3D Printing : an additive manufacturing process whereby layers of plastic filament are heated and extruded in layers to gradually build 3 dimensional objects and models."

;3D Printing
: an additive manufacturing process whereby layers of plastic filament are heated and extruded in layers to gradually build 3 dimensional objects and models.

Draft:More about 3D Printing

2016-04-11T21:05:06Z

Ewright: Created page with "Stub: oodles of informative info for those interested goes here."

Stub: oodles of informative info for those interested goes here.

Draft:Common Terminology in 3D Printing

2016-04-11T21:03:42Z

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Draft:Common Terminology in 3D Printing

2016-04-11T20:59:46Z

Ewright: Created page with "Raft: Layer of plastic mesh which is well adhered to the printing surface upon which a model is built. Platform: The surface a 3D model is built upon. For the UP 3D printer,..."

Raft: Layer of plastic mesh which is well adhered to the printing surface upon which a model is built.

Platform: The surface a 3D model is built upon. For the UP 3D printer, the platform moves on all 3 axes for printing while the nozzle remains stationary.

Nozzle: The heated print head which liquefies the plastic filament and deposits it upon the model during the addditive layering process.

Filament: The thin plastic which is fed into the heated nozzle and which is the raw material out of which a 3D model is created.

Perfboard: The top most surface of the printing platform. This is perforated and heated to improve adhesion of the filament in order to improve accuracy of the reproduction.

Extrusion: The process of forcing a molten substance through a die or form, in this case, the nozzle.

ABS: One of the most common types of plastic used for 3D printing.

Scale: To resize proportionally.

Additive Manufacturing: Any manufacturing process which adds material to a product, building it up, rather than removing product to produce the final result. This is the opposite of milling.

File:Up3dPrintMenu.jpg

2016-04-11T20:45:15Z

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File:Up3DPrintMenu.jpg

2016-04-11T20:40:33Z

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File:UP3DCalibratePlatform.jpg

2016-04-11T16:17:26Z

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File:Up3dPrintMenuInitializeArrow.jpg

2016-04-11T16:05:11Z

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Draft:Initialize Printer

2016-04-08T19:26:58Z

Ewright: Created page with "In the 3D Print Menu Select 'Initialize' Initialize"

In the 3D Print Menu Select 'Initialize'

[[File:Up3dPrintMenuInitializeArrow.jpg| 200px|Initialize]]

File:Up3dPrintMenuInitializeArrow.jpg

2016-04-08T19:24:29Z

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File:Up3dPrintMenuSetupArrow.jpg

2016-04-08T19:23:58Z

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File:Up3dPrintMenuCalibratePlatformArrow.jpg

2016-04-08T19:23:17Z

Ewright: UP 3DPrint menu with Platform Calibrate arrow

UP 3DPrint menu with Platform Calibrate arrow

File:UpLogoMac.jpg

2016-04-08T19:11:21Z

Ewright: Up 3D Printing Software Logo as seen on a Mac.

Up 3D Printing Software Logo as seen on a Mac.

File:Up3dSideViewPWRArrow.jpg

2016-04-08T18:55:24Z

Ewright: Side View of UP Mini 3D Printer With Arrow pointing to PWR switch.

Side View of UP Mini 3D Printer With Arrow pointing to PWR switch.

File:UpMiniFrontView.jpg

2016-04-08T18:14:45Z

Ewright: Photo of UP Mini 3D printer.

Photo of UP Mini 3D printer.

Draft:3D Printing

2015-09-16T14:32:19Z

Ewright: Created page with "3D Printing is a technology which uses layers of extruded plastic to build 3 dimensional objects."

3D Printing is a technology which uses layers of extruded plastic to build 3 dimensional objects.

Draft:Epson 6155

2015-06-12T15:30:11Z

Ewright: Created page with " == Epson 6155 == Epson 6155 Student Operation instructions: '''To Find Mac Address/IP Address.''' Using Projector remote or buttons on projector: Press ‘Menu’ Select..."

== Epson 6155 ==

Epson 6155 Student Operation instructions:

'''To Find Mac Address/IP Address.'''
Using Projector remote or buttons on projector:

Press ‘Menu’
Select ‘Network’
Select ‘Net. Info.’
Exit by selecting ‘Return’ repeatedly.
Exit Menu by pressing ‘Menu’

'''Turn DHCP ON.'''
Using Projector remote or buttons on projector:

Press ‘Menu’
Select ‘Network’
Select ‘Network Configuration’
Select ‘Wired LAN’
Select ‘IP Settings’
Select “DHCP’
Select ‘On’
Exit by selecting ‘Return’ repeatedly.
At the ‘Network Settings’ menu select ‘Complete’
When prompted to save the network settings select ‘Yes’
Exit Menu by pressing ‘Menu’

'''Turn Roomview discovery ON.'''
Using Projector remote or buttons on projector:

Press ‘Menu’
Select ‘Network’
Select ‘Network Configuration’
Select ‘Wired LAN’
Select ‘IP Settings’
Select ‘Others’
Select ‘RoomView’
Turn Roomview ON
Exit by selecting ‘Return’ repeatedly.
At the ‘Network Settings’ menu select ‘Complete’
When prompted to save the network settings select ‘Yes’
Exit Menu by pressing ‘Menu’

'''Turn Standby Communication ON.'''
Using Projector remote or buttons on projector:

Press ‘Menu’
Select ‘Extended’
Select ’Standby Mode’
Select ‘Communication On’
Exit by selecting ‘Return’ repeatedly.
Exit Menu by pressing ‘Menu’

'''Reset Lamp Hours.'''
Using Projector remote or buttons on projector:

Press ‘Menu’
Select ‘Reset’
Select ‘Reset Lamp Hours’
Select ‘Yes’ you are sure.
Exit by selecting ‘Return’ repeatedly.
Exit Menu by pressing ‘Menu’

For additional details:
[http://www.epson.com/cmc_upload/pdf/specs_d6155w-v2.pdf Epson 6155 Spec Sheet]

Draft:Classroom Technologies

2015-06-12T15:21:47Z

Ewright: Created page with "Include types of technologies here == Projectors == Epson 6155"

Include types of technologies here

== Projectors ==
[[Epson 6155]]

Draft:Classroom support

2015-06-12T15:20:08Z

Ewright: Created page with "Generic classroom support page. Should describe the role of classroom support and include self help links for classroom technologies. These links should be appropriate for C..."

Generic classroom support page.

Should describe the role of classroom support and include self help links for classroom technologies. These links should be appropriate for Classroom support technicians as well as the public.

If possible, some content should be restricted to classroom support personnel as we do not wish to instruct the general populace in how to change the IP address of our projectors.

[[Classroom Technologies]]