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Revision as of 13:07, 16 February 2022
NOTE!
This section of the wiki was made before Freeside moved from it's original location to it's new location in 2020. It's preserved on the wiki until it's corrected to reflect our new location and may not be representative of what our current facility is. Please reach out to hello@fresideatlanta.org if you have any questions.
3D Printing is a very popular facet of the maker/hacker movement. Though they are still a bit difficult to use/calibrate, they are capable of printing 3D items based on CAD models and using extruded filament.
Software
3D Printing
- Repetierhost used by the Freeside terminal to generate gcode from .stl files and command the 3D printers
- Slic3r is integrated with repetier host above or used as a stand alone to generate machine readable gcode from an .stl 3D model
- Cura LulzBot branded flavor of Cura, included with the LulzBot Mini
- Marlin firmware running on all 3 machines
CAD/3D Modeling
Any software that can generate an .stl 3D image file is suitable. Below is an incomplete list of popular options.
- openscad.org
- tinkercad.com
- blender.org
- sketchup.com
- AutoDesk (various products)
Equipment
- LulzBot AO-100
- The Kraken
- LulzBot Mini
- Chungus-Printer
- Wall of Spool
- Member workstation
Current Projects
- Rebuild the AO-100
- Replace the heated bed and power supply on the Kraken
Gallery
LulzBot AO-100 after some upgrades
The Kraken rebuild nearly complete
Printing parts for The Kraken on the LulzBot Mini
Dr. Glass assembling the heart that he printed on his Replicator 2
The fully-assembled working clockwork heart
Eggbots are good to learn about CNC on, and are muchless complex than 3D printers
