WorksheetsAdvanced Tech 1 intro to 3d printing quiz
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 11mins
What two type of 3d printers do we have in the lab
Original Prusa Mini & Mini+ 0.6 mm nozzle
Original Prusa Mini & Mini+ 0.4 mm nozzle
Original Prusa i3 MK3S & MK3S+ 0.4 mm nozzle
Original Prusa i3 MK3S & MK3S+ 0.6 mm nozzle
What do you click on to download a .STL File into PrusaSlicer
Which option list the steps in order to save your design on PrusaSlicer
1. Download Design
2. Check Filament is PLA
3. Add Supports
4. Slice Design
5. Save design onto Flash Drive/ SD Card
1. Download Design
2.Check Filament is PLA
3.Check Printer Size is correct
4. Add Supports
5. Slice Design
6. Save design onto Flash Drive/ SD Card
1. Download Design
2.Check Printer Size is correct
3. Check Filament is PLA
4. Add Supports
5. Save design onto Flash Drive/ SD Card
1. Download Design
2.Check Printer Size is correct
3. Check Filament is PLA
4. Add Supports
5. Slice Design
6. Save design onto Flash Drive/ SD Card
What do you click onto to fix the size of your print
Size
Position
Scale Factor
Rotate
How do you save a print onto a SD Card/'Flash Drive
Export G-Code
The pop up next to Export G-code
Magic
You Don't save it, it just goes straight to the machine
What do you need to do before you start calibrating on your machine
Clean the board
Calibrate
Do a funny dance
Make sure it's your day to print
What do we do when Ms. Jones' alarm goes off
Save and log off our computer
Clean up any trash we made
Put all the tools up
Push the chairs under the table
all of the above
which z level is the correct z leveling ?
Process of making an object by adding new layers onto one another (as opposed to removing material)
additive manufacturing
3d Printing
build plate
Extruder
Part of the 3D printer where the plastic is deposited to create final designs
Build plate
extruder
filament
layer height
Part of a design without support underneath it
Slice
Layer Height
Overhang
Filament
Plastic used in 3D printing
Extruder
Slice
Layer Height
Filament
What is a Brim
Single layer of a 3D object
Helps stabilize the flow of the material before a print. It also helps show the user where the print will be on the build plate
Helps increase the contact area and therefore the object holds to the print surface more securely
There is no brim in 3d printing
What are supports
Process of turning a digital, 3D model into a physical object
Thickness of individual layers of plastic
Scaffolding that is printed to support parts of a design that would otherwise be floating in air
Plastic used in 3D printing
What is 3d printing
Process of making an object by adding new layers onto one another (as opposed to removing material)
Outside walls that make up the perimeter of your 3D object
Part of a design without support underneath it
Process of turning a digital, 3D model into a physical object
What are the limitations of 3d printing?
Time
There are no limitations
the printers are dumb so you have to be exact in what you tell it to do
they are fast
What type of filament do we use in our class
PLA
PETG
ABS
NFT
What is the nozzle
a detached perimeter that surrounds your model
is the fuel for the printer
refers to the shape and structure of the infill
is the small piece of hardware that screws into the hot end and is where the filament goes through last.
What do we have to tell the printers to do before we can start printing our print
Calibrate the machine
do a funny dance
Change the filament
we don't have to do anything first we can start our print as soon as it is ready.
What is the skirt
Helps increase the contact area and therefore the object holds to the print surface more securely
Helps stabilize the flow of the material before a print. It also helps show the user where the print will be on the build plate
Thickness of individual layers of plastic
Plastic used in 3D printing
