Metal 3D Printing - Revision history

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2021-03-27T10:45:57Z

Open Source

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	*MTU early MIG-welder based printer - [https://www.fastcompany.com/3022966/printing-metal-objects-is-now-possible-with-this-diy-3d-printer]		*MTU early MIG-welder based printer - [https://www.fastcompany.com/3022966/printing-metal-objects-is-now-possible-with-this-diy-3d-printer]
	:*Part release mechanisms - [https://3dprint.com/29944/diy-metal-printing-garage/]		:*Part release mechanisms - [https://3dprint.com/29944/diy-metal-printing-garage/]
			==Software==
			*Open source firmware based on Cura- [https://www.academia.edu/34836143/Slicer_and_Process_Improvements_for_Open_source_GMAW_based_Metal_3_D_Printing?email_work_card=view-paper]

	=Print and Sinter Filaments=		=Print and Sinter Filaments=

2019-03-29T16:27:01Z

Useful Links

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	=Useful Links=		=Useful Links=
	*[https://www.aniwaa.com/best-of/3d-printers/best-metal-3d-printer/ An analysis of the current (mainly industrial scale (in this study, other studies may show desktop/cheaper options)) Metal 3d Printer Market]		*[https://www.aniwaa.com/best-of/3d-printers/best-metal-3d-printer/ An analysis of the current (mainly industrial scale (in this study, other studies may show desktop/cheaper options)) Metal 3d Printer Market]

			=Links=
			*[[3D Metal Printing]]

2019-03-03T18:11:52Z

Minor Text Formating Fix

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	=Useful Links=		=Useful Links=
	*[https://www.aniwaa.com/best-of/3d-printers/best-metal-3d-printer/ An analysis of the current (mainly industrial scale (in this study, other studies may show desktop/cheaper options)) Metal 3d Printer Market		*[https://www.aniwaa.com/best-of/3d-printers/best-metal-3d-printer/ An analysis of the current (mainly industrial scale (in this study, other studies may show desktop/cheaper options)) Metal 3d Printer Market]

2019-03-03T18:11:38Z

Added some more links under the "Useful Links" section

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	=See Also=		=See Also=
	* [[Ball Mill]]		* [[Ball Mill]]

			=Useful Links=
			*[https://www.aniwaa.com/best-of/3d-printers/best-metal-3d-printer/ An analysis of the current (mainly industrial scale (in this study, other studies may show desktop/cheaper options)) Metal 3d Printer Market

2019-02-22T17:02:56Z

Open Source

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	=Open Source=		=Open Source=
			*Download paper on open source MIG-based 3D printer - [https://www.academia.edu/5327317/A_Low-Cost_Open-Source_Metal_3-D_Printer]
	*MTU early MIG-welder based printer - [https://www.fastcompany.com/3022966/printing-metal-objects-is-now-possible-with-this-diy-3d-printer]		*MTU early MIG-welder based printer - [https://www.fastcompany.com/3022966/printing-metal-objects-is-now-possible-with-this-diy-3d-printer]
	:*Part release mechanisms - [https://3dprint.com/29944/diy-metal-printing-garage/]		:*Part release mechanisms - [https://3dprint.com/29944/diy-metal-printing-garage/]

2018-05-24T03:07:10Z

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	*Metal filaments - for pure copper, bronze, stainless steel, and other parts. This combines with induction furnace for high temperature sintering.		*Metal filaments - for pure copper, bronze, stainless steel, and other parts. This combines with induction furnace for high temperature sintering.
	*Metal paste printing can also yield excellent results upon sintering.		*Metal paste printing can also yield excellent results upon sintering.

			=See Also=
			* [[Ball Mill]]

2018-04-20T17:15:38Z

Print and Sinter Filaments

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	=Print and Sinter Filaments=		=Print and Sinter Filaments=
	*You can print with regular plastic filament. [http://www.thevirtualfoundry.com/about/]		*You can print with regular plastic filament. [http://www.thevirtualfoundry.com/about/]
	*You can print in clay and then bake. See [[Metal Clay Printer]].		*You can print in clay-impregnated filaments and then bake. See [[Metal Clay Printer]].

	=Online Courses=		=Online Courses=

2018-04-20T17:14:36Z

Online Courses

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	=Online Courses=		=Online Courses=
	*2018 course announced at 3DPrint.com - [https://3dprint.com/3d-printing-in-metal/]		*2018 course announced at 3DPrint.com - [https://3dprint.com/3d-printing-in-metal/]

			=Filaments=
			PLA impregnated to 85% with metal powder can yield excellent results upon sintering.

			*Metal filaments - for pure copper, bronze, stainless steel, and other parts. This combines with induction furnace for high temperature sintering.
			*Metal paste printing can also yield excellent results upon sintering.

2018-03-20T15:04:46Z

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	Metal powders laser sintered are a way to achieve high quality prints. This technology is near open source. By combining an open source laser such as [[Lasersaur]] with [[Open Source Selective Laser Sintering]] - high performance 3D printed metal parts are around the corner. This would be an advanced version of the existing rought 3D metal printing that has been pioneered by Dr. Pearce of [[MOST]], with robotic welders - see [[Open Source 3D Metal Printing]].		Metal powders laser sintered are a way to achieve high quality prints. This technology is near open source. By combining an open source laser such as [[Lasersaur]] with [[Open Source Selective Laser Sintering]] - high performance 3D printed metal parts are around the corner. This would be an advanced version of the existing rought 3D metal printing that has been pioneered by Dr. Pearce of [[MOST]], with robotic welders - see [[Open Source 3D Metal Printing]].

	The missing link for open source metal 3D printing is powdered metals. They appear to be accessible, though - such as iron - at only $1/kg. See [[Metal Powders]].		The missing link for open source metal 3D printing is powdered metals. They appear to be accessible, though - such as iron - at only $1/kg. See [[Metal Powders]]. Stainless steel SLS powder is $15/lb.


	=Proprietary=		=Proprietary=

2018-03-20T15:04:06Z

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	=Introduction=		=Introduction=
	Metal powders laser sintered are a way to achieve high quality prints. This technology is near open source. By combining an open source laser such as [[Lasersaur]] with [[Open Source Selective Laser Sintering]] - high performance 3D printed metal parts are around the corner. This would be an advanced version of the existing rought 3D metal printing with robotic welders - see [[Open Source 3D Metal Printing]].		Metal powders laser sintered are a way to achieve high quality prints. This technology is near open source. By combining an open source laser such as [[Lasersaur]] with [[Open Source Selective Laser Sintering]] - high performance 3D printed metal parts are around the corner. This would be an advanced version of the existing rought 3D metal printing that has been pioneered by Dr. Pearce of [[MOST]], with robotic welders - see [[Open Source 3D Metal Printing]].

	The missing link for open source metal 3D printing is powdered metals. They appear to be accessible, though - such as iron - at only $1/kg. See [[Metal Powders]].		The missing link for open source metal 3D printing is powdered metals. They appear to be accessible, though - such as iron - at only $1/kg. See [[Metal Powders]].