HRDF Funded Course - 3D Design, Scanning & Printing Training

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Q Sentral Unit 32-BC-19, Level 32, Q Sentral, Jalan Stesen Sentral 2, Kuala Lumpur Sentral, Kuala Lumpur, Kuala Lumpur, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 50470

MYR 880.00

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This is a complete course on 3D scanning, 3D design and 3D printing in one day.

Topics include:

Setting up 3D sensors
3D scanning a bust or a person using Skanect
Exporting a scan
Smoothing and filling the mesh
Automatically repairing the scan with Meshmixer
Printing your scan with a MakerBot printer
Optimizing a scan
Ordering a 3D print with i.Materialise or Shapewys
3D printing technologies
TinkerCAD design
3D printing know how
3D printer maintenance

Every participant will receive your own 3D printed model in 2 weeks.

Outline

Part I: 3D Design - TinkerCAD & 123D Design

Module 1: TinkerCAD Overview

Login to TinkerCAD
Exploring Work plane Interface
Mouse Control and Grid Setting

Module 2: Basic TinkerCAD Functions

Moving an Object
Scaling an Object
Rotating an Object
Selecting and Grouping Objects
Snapping Objects Together
Measuring with Ruler
Aligning & Mirroring Objects
Duplicating Objects

Module 3: Shape Generators

Shape Generators
Importing 3D STL

Module 4 Exporting & Sharing a Design

Download a design
Order 3D print
Sharing on Thingiverse
TinkerCAD gallery

Module 5 TinkerCAD Challenge

Module 6: 123D Design Overview

Install 123D Design
Exploring 123D Design Interface
Moving Around

Module 7: Basics 123D Design Functions

Primitives
Sketches
Modify Sketches
Transform and Snap

-Module 8: Modifying Solids

Tweak
Push Pull
Shell
Fillet
Chamfer

Module 9: Combining and Hiding

Merging & Subtraction
Intersection
Hide/Unhide

Module 10: 123D Design Challenge

Part 2: 3D Printing

Module 11: Overview of 3D Printing

What is 3D Printing and How it works
History of 3D Printing
Introducing 3D Printing Technologies
3D Printing service bureau
File format for 3D Printing
Mesh Modeling vs Solid Modeling
3D Design file repositories

Module 12 3D Printing Essential

Raft
Overhang & support
Shelf and infill
Resolution
Design Rules

Module 13 3D Printing Hand On

Calibration & Leveling
Loading & unloading filaments
3D printer issues & maintenance

Part 3: 3D Scanning

Module 14: 3D Scan Sensors

How 3D scanner work?
3D scan sensors
Setting up a scan
Scanning a person using 3D sensor

Module 15: Scanning an Object Using Camera

How Camera Scanning Work
Introducing 123D Catch
Taking Photos
Upload Scan
Download Scan

Module 16: Repairing a Scan

3D scan repair software
Introducing Meshmixer
Orienting a model
Selecting and erasing
Smoothing and filling
Extending surfaces
Auto repairing with Inspector

Speaker/s

Shehryar Khan has four years ago, to me 3d printing were two of those words which you use during lunch breaks at the university to show off in front of your friends. A 3d printed model of a car made for aerodynamic studies by a friend for his final year project was one of the coolest thing I had seen in the year 2013. Fortunately, out of a big pool of enthusiasts, I was lucky enough to get a chance to work on this technology and also make a living out of it.

Working in a 3d printing competence centre is the second most exciting thing I look forward to every morning when my alarm rings, first is obviously those extra ten minutes of sleep after snoozing the alarm clock. In my job, innovation is the key to sustainability and also the driver behind the patience and enthusiasm required to work in R&D. In other words, if we don’t innovate, we won’t have a job. Surely, it does get tedious and exhausting sometimes but that’s when instead of moving the steering left right, you pull it down like a yoke and begin to fly.

A skilled mechanical engineer and technical specialist of 3d printing technologies and high-end forward engineering CAD software tools with 4 years of hands on experience in 3d printing machines, software, research and production.

Employed at Materialise since August 2013, a company that has been playing an active role in the field of Additive Manufacturing (also known as 3d printing) since 1990. In addition to running the biggest 3d printing service in Europe, the company is also known for its innovative AM software solutions.

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