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Questions and Answers
What is Tinkercad used for?
What is Tinkercad used for?
- Animating stop motion films
- Developing mobile applications
- Editing 2D images
- Creating 3D model files (correct)
How does 3D printing work?
How does 3D printing work?
- It scans physical objects and creates digital replicas
- It directly converts sketches into solid objects
- It molds liquid material into solid shapes
- It turns digital 3D models into solid objects by building them up in layers (correct)
What is the process called when the nozzle of a 3D printer pushes out a semi-liquid substance into the shape the computer tells it to form?
What is the process called when the nozzle of a 3D printer pushes out a semi-liquid substance into the shape the computer tells it to form?
- Digital sculpting
- Material extrusion (correct)
- Layered deposition modeling
- Additive manufacturing
How does the 3D printing process lay down material to form an object?
How does the 3D printing process lay down material to form an object?
What was 3D printing first developed for in the 1980s?
What was 3D printing first developed for in the 1980s?
What will you learn in the Tinkercad workshop?
What will you learn in the Tinkercad workshop?
What is 3D printing also known as?
What is 3D printing also known as?
How does the 3D printing process turn digital 3D models into solid objects?
How does the 3D printing process turn digital 3D models into solid objects?
What is the process called when the nozzle of a 3D printer pushes out a semi-liquid substance into the shape the computer tells it to form?
What is the process called when the nozzle of a 3D printer pushes out a semi-liquid substance into the shape the computer tells it to form?
How does material extrusion work in 3D printing?
How does material extrusion work in 3D printing?
Study Notes
What is 3D Printing?
- Also known as Additive Manufacturing (AM)
- Turns digital 3D models into solid objects
How does 3D Printing Work?
- Material extrusion process: nozzle pushes out semi-liquid substance into the shape dictated by the computer
- Process called Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) or Fused Filament Fabrication (FFF)
- Material is laid down layer by layer to form an object
History of 3D Printing
- First developed in the 1980s for rapid prototyping
Tinkercad
- Used for 3D design and modeling
- Workshop covers learning 3D design and modeling using Tinkercad
Material Extrusion
- Process of pushing out semi-liquid substance through a heated nozzle to form the desired shape
- Used in 3D printing to create objects layer by layer
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Description
Learn the basics of 3D model file creation using Tinkercad and understand the process of 3D printing. This workshop offers a hands-on experience to create a 3D model file and explore the option of 3D printing it.
