3D Printing Principle and Printer Assembly
Details
Outline
3D Printer Parts
- Sub-assemblies of printer parts
- Reel holder
- LCD and RAMPs controllers
- Motor and idler brackets
- Limit switch wiring
- Hot-end Assembly
- All metal hotend
- Low-Mass Extruder
- NEMA 17 stepper motor
- Custom machined filament shaft
Mechanical Assembly
- Aluminium frame
- Y-axis assembly
- X-axis assembly
- Z-axis assembly
- Extruder assembly
- LCD assembly
- Electronics assembly
- Heat-bed assembly
Electrical Connection
- RAMPs (Reprap Arduino Mega Pololu Shield) DC wiring
- XYZ Motor wiring
- Heated bed / solid state relay
- Mechanical systems test
- Print calibration part
- First Print!
G-Code & Slicing
- Slic3r – G-code Generator
- Default config file
- Basic Slic3r settings
- G-code exportation process
3D Printer Operation
- Calibration & bed levelling
- The critical first layer
- Routine maintenance
- Troubleshooting tips
- Thingiverse – access STL files
- Makeprintable – fixing corrupt STL files
St.Hua Private School is established in 1997 by a group of experienced graduates from recognized universities such as National University of Singapore (NUS) and Nanyang Technological University (NTU).
Additionally, most of our courses are subsidized by SkillsFuture credit, an initiative offered by the Singapore Government to upgrade Singapore Citizens’ skills by providing each citizen with $500 in funding to partake any eligible course they wish.
Ultimately, we aim to ensure that students are better equipped with the necessary skill sets to meet the requirements of society, to prepare them for the workforce and to enhance and elevate current workers’ skills so that they can better fit their current job and propel them to further heights in Singapore society.
Furthermore, St.Hua Private School is recognized and accepted by CPE (Council of Private Education) to practice as a private school from 9th January 2017 to 8th January 2021.
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