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Guide in 3D printing
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Guide in 3D printing
Jacobo Somoza RomanLesson is included in the next courses:
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1h 32min
1.5 CE Credits
English
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Lesson program
– Overview of working with 3D printers
– What is support and what is used it for?
– What are 3D printers and how do they work?
– What printers do I use in practice: comparative characteristics of 18 printers at the Jacob Somoza`s Institute
– Evaluation of the printed model surface quality
– Definition of pixel and voxel? The voxel effect How to avoid it?
– Types of light sources. DLP and SLA technologies
– What needs to be changed during long-term operation of the 3D printer?
– 4K printers-detailed comparative characteristics
– The characteristic sizes of the platform in the printers
– The gray scale is the most important tool for eliminating the voxel effect
– Calibration of the axes of the 3D printer, resin, and light source-how to perform to avoid problems during operation
– How to position the support system in order to correctly create a platform for printing an object.
Recommended for: Prosthodontists, Implantologists.
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