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| 002. Who this is for.en.srt | 1.4 KB | ||
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| 003. Lower-cost metal 3D printing overview.en.srt | 4.3 KB | ||
| 003. Lower-cost metal 3D printing overview.mp4 | 24.5 MB | ||
| 004. Filament-type printing process introduction.en.srt | 4.4 KB | ||
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| 005. Green and brown process stages.en.srt | 6.3 KB | ||
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| 006. Material considerations.en.srt | 7 KB | ||
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| 007. Pros and cons vs. other technologies.en.srt | 7.8 KB | ||
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| 008. Debinding and sintering.en.srt | 6 KB | ||
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| 010. Design considerations for benchtop metal additive.en.srt | 9.4 KB | ||
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| 011. Resolution, shrinkage, and isotropy.en.srt | 6.3 KB | ||
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| 012. Post-sintering treatment and specialty materials.en.srt | 4.7 KB | ||
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| 013. Simulation, testing, and validation.en.srt | 9.4 KB | ||
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| 014. Outsource or make in-house.en.srt | 7 KB | ||
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| 015. Overview of higher-volume-production metal additive.en.srt | 1.8 KB | ||
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| 017. Selecting a metal 3D printing technology.en.srt | 8.4 KB | ||
| 017. Selecting a metal 3D printing technology.mp4 | 50.6 MB | ||
| 018. 3D printed composite parts.en.srt | 4.6 KB | ||
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| 019. High-strength parts.en.srt | 6.9 KB | ||
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| 020. High-temperature polymers.en.srt | 6.9 KB | ||
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| 021. 3D printing ceramics.en.srt | 10.1 KB | ||
| 021. 3D printing ceramics.mp4 | 65.4 MB | ||
| 022. Learn more about 3D printing metal.en.srt | 3.2 KB | ||
| 022. Learn more about 3D printing metal.mp4 | 21.5 MB | ||
| Bonus Resources.txt | 409.6 B | ||
| Get Bonus Downloads Here.url | 204.8 B | ||
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Additive Manufacturing: Metal 3D Printing
https://CourseBoat.com
LinkedIn Learning
Duration: 1h 8m | .MP4 1280x720, 30 fps(r) | AAC, 48000 Hz, 2ch | 797 MB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English
Learn budget-friendly techniques for additive manufacturing with metal. New technologies and rethinking of old ones have opened up the possibility of 3D printing with metal much more cheaply than before. This course explores options and tips to get started with filament-based metal 3D printing and related techniques. Learn about the printing process, available materials, and workflow steps: printing, debinding, sintering, and post-processing. Instructors Joan Horvath and Rich Cameron also include an overview of high-temperature and high-strength 3D printing alternatives, like composites and higher-strength plastics. The authors compare the costs and challenges of outsourcing versus in-house manufacturing, so you can decide which is right for you.
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