3D Printing 100 - Safety

This video is an introductory guide to 3D printing safety, focusing on electrical hazards, fume management, and injury prevention. It emphasizes the importance of proper insulation, ventilation, and handling techniques to avoid fires, health risks, and physical injuries. The video also suggests additional resources for deeper learning.

What is a key safety concern when dealing with the electrical components of a 3D printer?

• Potential fire hazards

• Noise levels

• Low power consumption

• Print quality

Why is it important to research 3D printer models before purchasing?

• To get the fastest printing speed

• To avoid models prone to catching fire

• To ensure compatibility with software

• To find the cheapest model

What is a recommended precaution to take in case of a 3D printer fire?

• Install a smoke detector

• Print only during the day

• Use a fire extinguishing ball

• Keep a bucket of water nearby

What is a potential health risk associated with 3D printing?

• Excessive heat

• Harmful fumes

• Loud noise

• High electricity bills

Where is the best place to set up a 3D printer to minimize fume exposure?

• In a closed bedroom

• In a small closet

• In a well-ventilated area

• In a basement

What is a common mistake when removing prints from the build plate?

• Scraping towards your hand

• Removing prints too quickly

• Using a dull scraper

• Not using gloves

What should you wear when changing a hot nozzle on a 3D printer?

• A lab coat

• Cut-resistant gloves

• A face mask

• Safety goggles