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Worksheets3D Modeling and Printing
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 52mins
What is a prototype?
An early simple model, taken from your sketches
Your brainstorm ideas
Your sketches
An actual working model of your idea
What is a constraint?
A limit or restriction
A reaction
A guess
A sketch
A process of making three dimensional solid objects from a digital file. → 3D printing
True
False
A Widely used file format for 3D printing
STL (standard telestration language)
Infill
Workplane
Additive Manufacturing
Used to prop up any sections of a print that will not stand alone
nozzle
printbed
slicer
support
The interior structure of a 3D printed model.
nozzle
infill
x-axis
y-axis
The process of building up a three-dimensional object, one thin layer at a time.
Polylactic Acid (PLA)
Additive Manufacturing
Printbed
Filament
The base material that's used to 3D print objects via fused deposition modeling.
nozzle
filament
printbed
slicer
Overhangs are...
...portions of the model that are suspended in mid-air.
...high angle, overhang, and bridging sections of the model.
...anchor point on the other side of the gap.
In this model overhangs are
marked in red.
marked in yellow.
marked in black.
Witch orientation of this "T" reduces "overhangs"?
Which of the following are criteria and/or constraints?
FDM is an acronym for
Fused Deposition Modeling
Formed Density Manufacturing
Filament Durometer Measurement
Fabricated Digital Making
A raft is
A swimming platform
A tool in Fusion 360
The heated bed of a 3D Printer
Disposable base printed first to reduce warping
Build volume refers to
Maximum size of the 3D CAD file your computer can handle
Maximum size of a print that a specific 3D printer can print
Maximum thickness of the filament a specific 3D printer can use
Maximum loudness a 3D CAD can play at
Filament is usually
Wood
Plastic
Iron
Cartoon
