BY

V.PARDHA SARADHI REDDY

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HISTROY
3D printing was invented in the year 1984 by Charles Hull with the
advancements in printing methods after the invention of inkjet
printers in the year 1976.










Charles Hull is the co-founder, executive vice president and chief
technology officer of 3D systems.


FIRST 3D PRINTER
ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING
Additive manufacturing takes virtual blueprints
from CAD and "slices" them into digital cross-
sections for the machine to successively use as a
guideline for printing.


Depending on the machine used, material or a
binding material is deposited on platform until
material layering is complete and the final 3D
model has been printed.
PROCESS OF PRINTING
The process in which this 3D printing is done is stereolithography
which starts with the generation of stl file using CAD software.
1.STEREOLITHOGRAPHY
TYPES OF ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING
2.SELECTIVE LASER MELTING
3.FUSED DEPOSITION MODELING
TYPES OF PRINTERS
Price : Rs 1,20,000
Price : Rs 6,00,000
LOW END
Maximum part size:
12.7 x 12.7 x 12.7 cm (5 x 5 x 5 in)

MID RANGE
Price : 1crore
Maximum part size:
340340200 mm (13.4 13.4 7.9 in.)

HIGH END
Price : 5 crores
Maximum part size:
39.3 31.4 19.6 in.


APPLICATIONS YEAR BY YEAR
AT THE BEGINNING
Artificial body parts (2002)
2008(RepRap)

2008(PROSTHETIC LEG)
A prosthetic leg is created with a complex structure that
requires no assembly. This opens the doorway to customised
prosthetic limbs
2011( 3D PRINTED ROBOTIC PLANE)
2011( 3D PRINTED CAR)
3d printed cycle 3d printed guitar
3D PRINTED GUNS


HOLLYWOOD



ADVANTAGES OF 3D PRINTING
1. LESS WASTAGE

2. CHEAP MANUFACTURING

3. QUICK PRODUCTION

4. REDUCE DESIGN COMPLEXITY
DISADVANTAGES OF 3D PRINTING
1. STRENGTH

2. SURFACE FINISH

3. COST OF RAW MATERIALS

4. USABILITY

5. MISUSE OF TECHNOLOGY

6. MACHINE RANGE


CONCLUSION