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    3D printing builds 3D objects from a digital CAD file layer by layer using different materials like ABS, PLA, ASA, PET and carbon fibers. It works by a 3D printer with a material dispenser moving in three axes following design software instructions. The advantages are it saves time and money and allows for easy personalization. The disadvantages include dangerous products can be made, issues with copyright, reducing human jobs, and difficulty with large scale construction. An example given is a company 3D printing guitars for over £1000 each that are catching attention for their durability.

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    3D printing builds 3D objects from a digital CAD file layer by layer using different materials like ABS, PLA, ASA, PET and carbon fibers. It works by a 3D printer with a material dispenser moving in three axes following design software instructions. The advantages are it saves time and money and allows for easy personalization. The disadvantages include dangerous products can be made, issues with copyright, reducing human jobs, and difficulty with large scale construction. An example given is a company 3D printing guitars for over £1000 each that are catching attention for their durability.

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    3D Printing: Sebastián Fontecha Saúl Serna Christian Vanegas

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    3D PRINTING

    Sebastián Fontecha
    Saúl Serna
    Christian Vanegas
    WHAT IS THE 3D
    PRINTING

    The 3D printing process builds a three-dimensional object from


    a computer-aided design (CAD) model, usually by successively adding
    material layer by layer, which is why it is also called additive
    manufacturing. 
    HOW DOES IT WORK?

    • A machine with a material


    dispenser move throught three
    axes
    • It follow a design software
    instructios to move and add
    material.
    MATERIALS TO PRINT

    • The 3D PRINTERS can


    built whith differents
    polymers:
    • ABS
    • PLA
    • ASA
    • PET
    • PC
    • CARBON FIBERS
    ADVANTAJES

    • SAVE TIME
    • SAVE MONEY
    • EASY
    • PERSONALIZATIONS
    DISADVANTAJES

    • DANGEROUS PRODUCTS
    • COPYRIGHT
    • HUMAN JOB
    • CONSTRUCTION SCALE
    3D PRINTING GUITAR

    • "You could throw one against the wall


    without worrying about it breaking," said
    Diegel, who will begin 
    selling the guitars online at the end of
    June.
    • Diegel's guitars are catching the
    attention of about a dozen people a day,
    who are enquiring about having one for
    themselves. They won't come cheap,
    starting at about £1000 for standard
    Scarab and Spider designs.

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