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The key is to get creative enough with uploaded digital designs that are allowed to be shared and printed out in file-sharing databases like MakerBot's Thingiverse. See, "The open source world of MakerBot & Thingiverse: objects for free." Volunteers would also have time to use the machine to create designs from their own imagination. In this way, imagination and creativity is enhanced through repeated practice.
The Makerspace Movement comes to Sacramento Public Library
It works by printing out in three dimensions in plastic from a design that's uploaded from a digital computer file. The 3-D printer can pop out designs such as working birdcages and artwork, for example a 3-inch high vase for decor. It's not only Sacramento public library that has installed a 3-D copier/printer. Nationally, numerous public libraries have done the same. See, "Juicer 3D Print from Thingiverse."
The movement is referred to by librarians as the "makerspace" movement. It changes libraries globally into places where people can make art, engineering designs, or various gadgets, focusing on creativity and design. This way, libraries are expanded into places where people can create objects, jewelry, gadgets, artwork, and practical devices in addition to reading books, listening to music, researching information online, bringing one's own laptop and plugging in, or viewing DVDs. See, Printable Jack in the Box
The MakerBot Replicator II 3-D copier cost Sacramento Public Library about $2,500
The library will soon own two of the MakerBot Replicator II 3-D copiers, which cost roughly $2,500, reports an April 21, 2013 Sacramento Bee news article by Edward Ortiz, "Sacramento library adds 3-D copier to its bag of tricks." With all the recent cuts of staff and funding as well as earlier closing hours, the library did receive funding from a state grant.
The 3-D copier will be available to the public in about a month. One machine will stay at the main library, another will be placed temporarily at a suburban branch, notes the Sacramento Bee article. See the YouTube video, "The MakerBot Replicator - Thingiverse to Thing."
Libraries are evolving into a multi-media sanctuary with public design areas for public creativity
If you notice how Sacramento public libraries have changed in the past decade, you'll see how they first evolved into places where you were able to do computer searches, use the Internet, get financial planning advice or tax help, bring your children to read to dogs, listen to storytelling performers, visit libraries weekly to be read to by staff or volunteers who read to children at story time, or choose numerous courses on DVDs to borrow, sometimes with long waiting lists for a course on DVD that might cost hundreds of dollars to buy. In the public library, you can watch the courses on DVDs free. See, "Rhombot by LeemonBaird from Thingiverse" and "Thingiverse Mario 3D Print Using Hot Glue Extruder In Color."
Libraries then expanded into lecture sanctuaries, genealogy searching seminars, places to share family and ethnic recipes and record them for posterity, or even attend book clubs or creative writing sessions. Now, public libraries, including those in Sacramento are moving into the era of designing, from designing your own self-published books and printing them out on library book publishing equipment to designing art work or engineering gadgets on 3-D printers.
Libaries are moving into the era of public design creativity, expanding the library's reputation as a place for more than reading books and magazines for free. See, "Printing Ball and Socket Chain Links from Thingiverse."
The 3-D printer uses a stylus-like device to deposit heated biodegradable plastic - the public can make replicas of other objects
Ankle Pain The stylus travels along a track, moving back and forth as it turns out designs that have been uploaded into the machine. The public can use the machine to replicate other objects such as a comb or similar gadget or print out plastic jewelry or containers in 3-D.
How the plastic is added is by one layer on top of another. The sheets of plastic can be very thin, for example – down to the minutiae of 100 microns – until the object is formed. At this stage, 3-D printers works something like dot matrix printers on steroids that create tangible 3-D objects, not words. So kids can have fun designing their own plastic jewelry or other gadgets and devices if they first learn how to design the object, keep the size realistic for the machine's capabilities, and see whether printing out the gadget is safe. It would also be great for plastic sculptures or turning photos into 3-D busts of faces, for example of people or pets. See, "A screwable case from thingiverse."
At first, the library's 3-D copiers or rather, replicator, is going to be demonstrated to motivate, enhance, and inspire creativity. Think about what design you'd create from imagination that fits the capabilities of the machine. Next, the library will be offering programs similar to those used in other cities. One example might be having volunteers be at a MakerBot space and manage the demonstrations of the 3-D printer-copier-replicator.
The library plans to partner with the 15-month-old Sacramento nonprofit Hackerlab on the MakerBot project
Hacker Lab members will be training others to use the machine Hackerlab is a nonprofit group whose goal is to nurture technology startups. The nonprofit operates out of a downtown Sacramento office on I Street using its own 3-D copier machines. At Hackerlab there are resident makers working on the next generation of 3-D printers, according to the Sacramento Bee article. See, "Hacker Lab – Sacramento Coworking – Maker Space."
The nonprofit, Hackerlab has 3,500 square feet of tools for protyping, fabrication, woodworking and more, including an electronics lab. The public become members and come there and build a creative design or innovation from your own imagination.
Hacker Lab has a community of programmers, designers, and entrepreneurs that work on designs such as mobile and web applications. The public is invited to join them to create imaginative 3-objects, also known as content. No longer is content limited to text, film, illustration on paper, or music. Hacker Lab is also home to 20 Meetups and technical classes a month, including user groups, group learning, and various events going on every night. You can join the community learning.
The new focus of public libraries on creating tactile content in 3-D
The focus of the library is on creating content, whether it's 3-D or in words, pictures, music, or video. In the past, the library has presented puppet shows and storytellers. Libraries have provided conference rooms for lectures on everything from starting one's business to offering tax advice.
The purpose of the library is to enrich the community in as many ways as will work in a public library, including a machine that publishes one copy of anyone's book for a fee. Now, the creativity of content has expanded to 3-D printing of gadgets, wearable art, or copying objects. A library is not limited to text materials.
Tactile-touch-feel multimedia and 3-D object creation in public libraries
The goal is creativity in as many ways as possible, from 3-D multimedia to copying a vase or comb. An example of the new library focus is to have a library be a tactile-touch-feel-create place in multimedia, including the 3-D movement. New media has evolved in libraries from digital media to 3-D printing of objects, even toys, plastic jewelry, and gadgets, such as small dolls or replicas of various objects.
Three dimensional printing is here. Turn your trash into cash and save energy. Plastic beverage or milk bottles don't have to go to waste anymore and clog landfills. Instead, every time you emptied a plastic milk or water jug, you would be stocking up on raw material to make anything from a cell phone case and golf tees to a toy castle and a garlic press? Make your own toys for kids from plastic bottles. It's possible with three dimensional printing. See, "Build Your Own CNC Router, CNC Machine, or 3D Printer."
If you like do-it-yourself technology, check out the website, Thingiverse - Digital Designs for Physical Objects. Thingiverse is dedicated to the sharing of user-created digital design files. The site provides primarily open source hardware designs licensed under the GNU General Public License or Creative Commons licenses, according to the Wikipedia site explaining the purpose of Thingiverse.
Choose your own license on what you design: Do-it-yourself technology in libraries
Thingiverse Users choose the type of user license they wish to attach to the designs they share. 3D printers, laser cutters, milling machines and many other technologies can be used to physically create the files shared by the users on Thingiverse.
Of all the inspirational, creative, artistic and engineering or even kitchen inventions and gadgets you could create, there also are going to be the dark side of 3-D printing just as there is with any technology. You might look to a future where people print their own gun designs or other weapons using 3-D printing. See, "3d Printing a Magic Fish thingiverse/thing:3206 with reprap mendelmax mm151."
The innovative idea is in the brain of the person using the technology. Just like the Internet, the technology can be used to make the world a kinder and gentler place, recycle plastic, or it can be used to make weapons in the hands of those who do things like that. In the meantime, focusing on 3-D printing to make the world a better place through recycling, you now have a chance to make practical use of your digital designs.
Create a toy or a device to make cans easier to open or any other innovation from a snowflake in plastic to jewelry designs and more. If you're going to use the design a container or gadget to hold or process food or water, make sure the plastic at least is BPA-free.
Thingiverse is a place for you to share your digital designs with the world
Computing has shifted away from the mainframe into the personal computer that you use today Next up on your horizon is digital fabrication. If you think laser cutters, cnc machines, 3D printers, and even automated paper cutters are all getting cheaper by the day, you're right. Now you can make gadgets from discarded plastic bottles and similar containers using 3-D printers. These machines are useful for a huge variety of things, but you need to supply them with a digital design in order to get anything useful out of them. See the You Tube video, Thingiverse Proof of Concept (Bottle Cutter).mp4.
If you check out the Thingiverse site, they're creating a community of people who create and share designs freely, so that all can benefit from them. You'll find some free software on the site that can inspire you to be more creative in a variety of applications.
3D printing lets anyone make almost anything with a simple machine and a roll of plastic filament
Now Michigan Technological University's Joshua Pearce has found a way to drive costs down even further by recycling empty milk jugs into filament. The process reduces landfill waste, saves on energy compared with traditional recycling, and makes 3D printing and even better deal. Joshua Pearce is working on it. His main tool is open-source 3D printing, which he uses to save thousands of dollars by making everything from his lab equipment to his safety razor, according to the March 1, 2013 news release by, Marcia Goodrich, "Turn trash into cash... and save energy."
Make toys for kids or household gadgets of all types with a three-dimensional printer. All those plastic jugs and other containers now become raw material from which you can make anything from kitchen equipment to process or juice vegetables to toys to donate or cell phone cases. It's all about recycling plastic bottles and similar containers in your own house or garage and turning these objects into usable other objects. That's the idea of recycling raw materials at home. Also check out the site, Michigan Technological University.
Use free software downloaded from sites such as Thingiverse
Using free software downloaded from sites such as Thingiverse - Digital Designs for Physical Objects which now holds over 54,000 open-source designs, 3D printers make all manner of objects by laying down thin layers of plastic in a specific pattern. While high-end printers can cost many thousands of dollars, simpler open-source units run between $250 and $500—and can be used to make parts for other 3D printers, driving the cost down ever further. See the You Tube video, The open source world of MakerBot & Thingiverse: objects for free.
“One impediment to even more widespread use has been the cost of filament,” explains Pearce, an associate professor of materials science and engineering and electrical and computer engineering in the March 1, 2013 news release by, Marcia Goodrich, "Turn trash into cash... and save energy." Though vastly less expensive than most manufactured products, the plastic filament that 3D printers transform into useful objects isn’t free.
Turning milk jugs into plastic filament to be used by industry
Milk jugs, on the other hand, are a costly nuisance, either to recycle or to bury in a landfill. But if you could turn them into plastic filament, Pearce reasoned, you could solve the disposal problem and drive down the cost of 3D printing even more. It's also motivation to children and teenagers to consider future careers or training in making 3D art, engineering, architecture, making gadgets, jewelry design, making mounts and cases for computer devices, or science-related designs. Or it can be a hobby for any age person interested in creativity from recycled waste done at home or in a garage.
So Pearce and his research group decided to make their own recycling unit, or RecycleBot. They cut the labels off milk jugs, washed the plastic, and shredded it. Then they ran it through a homemade device that melts and extrudes it into a long, spaghetti-like string of plastic. Their process is open-source and free for everyone to make and use at Thingiverse.com.
You can turn plastic objects such as milk or distilled water containers or bags into art objects as well such as unique snowflakes. Generate and print unique snowflakes. There's a snowflake generator that generates gcode. But you can make your own. How about making a snowflake generator that generates three-dimensional (3D) geometric shapes that can be used as art, toys, or containers. You slice and print the objects. The objects print out in three dimensions using a 3-D printer. Check out the images of such snowflake printed out from a 3-D printer at the "Featured Things" site.
Make your own recycling unit
The process isn’t perfect. Milk jugs are made of high-density polyethylene, or HDPE, which is not ideal for 3D printing. “HDPE is a little more challenging to print with,” Pearce says in the news release. But the disadvantages are not overwhelming. His group made its own climate-controlled chamber using a dorm-room refrigerator and an off-the-shelf teddy-bear humidifier and had good results. With more experimentation, the results would be even better, he says. “3D printing is where computers were in the 1970s.”
The group determined that making their own filament in an insulated RecycleBot used about 1/10th the energy needed to acquire commercial 3D filament. They also calculated that they used less energy than it would take to recycle milk jugs conventionally.
RecycleBots and 3D printers have all kinds of applications, but they would be especially useful in areas where shopping malls are few and far between, Pearce believes. “Three billion people live in rural areas that have lots of plastic junk,” he says in the news release. “They could use it to make useful consumer goods for themselves. Or imagine people living by a landfill in Brazil, recycling plastic and making useful products or even just ‘fair trade filament’ to sell. Twenty milk jugs gets you about 1 kilogram of plastic filament, which currently costs $30 to $50 online.”
Check out Pearce's two articles on recycling waste polymer into feedstock
Pearce’s research is described in depth in two articles: “Distributed Recycling of Waste Polymer into RepRap Feedstock,”coauthored with Christian Baechler and Matthew DeVuono of Queen’s University and published in the March issue of Rapid Prototyping ; and “Distributed Recycling of Post-Consumer Plastic Waste in Rural Areas,” coauthored by Michigan Tech’s Jerry Anzalone (CEE) and students Megan Kreiger (MSE), Meredith Mulder (MSE) and Alexandra Glover (MSE), which will appear in the Proceedings of the Materials Research Society.
Michigan Technological University is a leading public research university developing new technologies and preparing students to create the future for a prosperous and sustainable world. Michigan Tech offers more than 130 undergraduate and graduate degree programs in engineering; forest resources; computing; technology; business; economics; natural, physical and environmental sciences; arts; humanities; and social sciences. For more information, check out Rapid Prototyping Journal.
3-D printing for the rest of us
Three dimensional printing is here. Turn your trash into cash and save energy. Plastic beverage or milk bottles don't have to go to waste anymore and clog landfills. Instead, every time you emptied a plastic milk or water jug, you would be stocking up on raw material to make anything from a cell phone case and golf tees to a toy castle and a garlic press? Make your own toys for kids from plastic bottles. It's possible with three dimensional printing. See, "Build Your Own CNC Router, CNC Machine, or 3D Printer."
If you like do-it-yourself technology, check out the website, Thingiverse - Digital Designs for Physical Objects. Thingiverse is dedicated to the sharing of user-created digital design files. The site provides primarily open source hardware designs licensed under the GNU General Public License or Creative Commons licenses, according to the Wikipedia site explaining the purpose of Thingiverse.
Choose your own license on what you design
Thingiverse Users choose the type of user license they wish to attach to the designs they share. 3D printers, laser cutters, milling machines and many other technologies can be used to physically create the files shared by the users on Thingiverse. But if all the inspirational, creative, artistic and engineering or even kitchen inventions and gadgets you could create, there also are going to be the dark side of 3-D printing just as there is with any technology. You might look to a future where people print their own gun designs or other weapons using 3-D printing.
The innovative idea is in the brain of the person using the technology. Just like the Internet, the technology can be used to make the world a kinder and gentler place, recycle plastic, or it can be used to make weapons in the hands of those who do things like that. In the meantime, focusing on 3-D printing to make the world a better place through recycling, you now have a chance to make practical use of your digital designs.
Create a toy or a device to make cans easier to open or any other innovation from a snowflake in plastic to jewelry designs and more. If you're going to use the design a container or gadget to hold or process food or water, make sure the plastic at least is BPA-free.
Thingiverse is a place for you to share your digital designs with the world
Computing has shifted away from the mainframe into the personal computer that you use today Next up on your horizon is digital fabrication. If you think laser cutters, cnc machines, 3D printers, and even automated paper cutters are all getting cheaper by the day, you're right. Now you can make gadgets from discarded plastic bottles and similar containers using 3-D printers. These machines are useful for a huge variety of things, but you need to supply them with a digital design in order to get anything useful out of them. See the You Tube video, Thingiverse Proof of Concept (Bottle Cutter).mp4.
If you check out the Thingiverse site, they're creating a community of people who create and share designs freely, so that all can benefit from them. You'll find some free software on the site that can inspire you to be more creative in a variety of applications.
3D printing lets anyone make almost anything with a simple machine and a roll of plastic filament
Now Michigan Technological University's Joshua Pearce has found a way to drive costs down even further by recycling empty milk jugs into filament. The process reduces landfill waste, saves on energy compared with traditional recycling, and makes 3D printing and even better deal. Joshua Pearce is working on it. His main tool is open-source 3D printing, which he uses to save thousands of dollars by making everything from his lab equipment to his safety razor, according to the March 1, 2013 news release by, Marcia Goodrich, "Turn trash into cash... and save energy."
Make toys for kids or household gadgets of all types with a three-dimensional printer. All those plastic jugs and other containers now become raw material from which you can make anything from kitchen equipment to process or juice vegetables to toys to donate or cell phone cases. It's all about recycling plastic bottles and similar containers in your own house or garage and turning these objects into usable other objects. That's the idea of recycling raw materials at home. Also check out the site, Michigan Technological University.
Use free software downloaded from sites such as Thingiverse
Using free software downloaded from sites such as Thingiverse - Digital Designs for Physical Objects which now holds over 54,000 open-source designs, 3D printers make all manner of objects by laying down thin layers of plastic in a specific pattern. While high-end printers can cost many thousands of dollars, simpler open-source units run between $250 and $500—and can be used to make parts for other 3D printers, driving the cost down ever further. See the You Tube video, The open source world of MakerBot & Thingiverse: objects for free.
“One impediment to even more widespread use has been the cost of filament,” explains Pearce, an associate professor of materials science and engineering and electrical and computer engineering in the March 1, 2013 news release by, Marcia Goodrich, "Turn trash into cash... and save energy." Though vastly less expensive than most manufactured products, the plastic filament that 3D printers transform into useful objects isn’t free.
Turning milk jugs into plastic filament to be used by industry
Milk jugs, on the other hand, are a costly nuisance, either to recycle or to bury in a landfill. But if you could turn them into plastic filament, Pearce reasoned, you could solve the disposal problem and drive down the cost of 3D printing even more. It's also motivation to children and teenagers to consider future careers or training in making 3D art, engineering, architecture, making gadgets, jewelry design, making mounts and cases for computer devices, or science-related designs. Or it can be a hobby for any age person interested in creativity from recycled waste done at home or in a garage.
So Pearce and his research group decided to make their own recycling unit, or RecycleBot. They cut the labels off milk jugs, washed the plastic, and shredded it. Then they ran it through a homemade device that melts and extrudes it into a long, spaghetti-like string of plastic. Their process is open-source and free for everyone to make and use at Thingiverse.com.
You can turn plastic objects such as milk or distilled water containers or bags into art objects as well such as unique snowflakes. Generate and print unique snowflakes. There's a snowflake generator that generates gcode. But you can make your own. How about making a snowflake generator that generates three-dimensional (3D) geometric shapes that can be used as art, toys, or containers. You slice and print the objects. The objects print out in three dimensions using a 3-D printer. Check out the images of such snowflake printed out from a 3-D printer at the "Featured Things" site.
Make your own recycling unit
The process isn’t perfect. Milk jugs are made of high-density polyethylene, or HDPE, which is not ideal for 3D printing. “HDPE is a little more challenging to print with,” Pearce says in the news release. But the disadvantages are not overwhelming. His group made its own climate-controlled chamber using a dorm-room refrigerator and an off-the-shelf teddy-bear humidifier and had good results. With more experimentation, the results would be even better, he says. “3D printing is where computers were in the 1970s.”
The group determined that making their own filament in an insulated RecycleBot used about 1/10th the energy needed to acquire commercial 3D filament. They also calculated that they used less energy than it would take to recycle milk jugs conventionally.
RecycleBots and 3D printers have all kinds of applications, but they would be especially useful in areas where shopping malls are few and far between, Pearce believes. “Three billion people live in rural areas that have lots of plastic junk,” he says in the news release. “They could use it to make useful consumer goods for themselves. Or imagine people living by a landfill in Brazil, recycling plastic and making useful products or even just ‘fair trade filament’ to sell. Twenty milk jugs gets you about 1 kilogram of plastic filament, which currently costs $30 to $50 online.”
Check out Pearce's two articles on recycling waste polymer into feedstock
Pearce’s research is described in depth in two articles: “Distributed Recycling of Waste Polymer into RepRap Feedstock,”coauthored with Christian Baechler and Matthew DeVuono of Queen’s University and published in the March issue of Rapid Prototyping ; and “Distributed Recycling of Post-Consumer Plastic Waste in Rural Areas,” coauthored by Michigan Tech’s Jerry Anzalone (CEE) and students Megan Kreiger (MSE), Meredith Mulder (MSE) and Alexandra Glover (MSE), which will appear in the Proceedings of the Materials Research Society.
Michigan Technological University is a leading public research university developing new technologies and preparing students to create the future for a prosperous and sustainable world. Michigan Tech offers more than 130 undergraduate and graduate degree programs in engineering; forest resources; computing; technology; business; economics; natural, physical and environmental sciences; arts; humanities; and social sciences. For more information, check out Rapid Prototyping Journal.
The Makerspace Movement comes to Sacramento Public Library
It works by printing out in three dimensions in plastic from a design that's uploaded from a digital computer file. The 3-D printer can pop out designs such as working birdcages and artwork, for example a 3-inch high vase for decor. It's not only Sacramento public library that has installed a 3-D copier/printer. Nationally, numerous public libraries have done the same. See, "Juicer 3D Print from Thingiverse."
The movement is referred to by librarians as the "makerspace" movement. It changes libraries globally into places where people can make art, engineering designs, or various gadgets, focusing on creativity and design. This way, libraries are expanded into places where people can create objects, jewelry, gadgets, artwork, and practical devices in addition to reading books, listening to music, researching information online, bringing one's own laptop and plugging in, or viewing DVDs. See, Printable Jack in the Box
The MakerBot Replicator II 3-D copier cost Sacramento Public Library about $2,500
The library will soon own two of the MakerBot Replicator II 3-D copiers, which cost roughly $2,500, reports an April 21, 2013 Sacramento Bee news article by Edward Ortiz, "Sacramento library adds 3-D copier to its bag of tricks." With all the recent cuts of staff and funding as well as earlier closing hours, the library did receive funding from a state grant.
The 3-D copier will be available to the public in about a month. One machine will stay at the main library, another will be placed temporarily at a suburban branch, notes the Sacramento Bee article. See the YouTube video, "The MakerBot Replicator - Thingiverse to Thing."
Libraries are evolving into a multi-media sanctuary with public design areas for public creativity
If you notice how Sacramento public libraries have changed in the past decade, you'll see how they first evolved into places where you were able to do computer searches, use the Internet, get financial planning advice or tax help, bring your children to read to dogs, listen to storytelling performers, visit libraries weekly to be read to by staff or volunteers who read to children at story time, or choose numerous courses on DVDs to borrow, sometimes with long waiting lists for a course on DVD that might cost hundreds of dollars to buy. In the public library, you can watch the courses on DVDs free. See, "Rhombot by LeemonBaird from Thingiverse" and "Thingiverse Mario 3D Print Using Hot Glue Extruder In Color."
Libraries then expanded into lecture sanctuaries, genealogy searching seminars, places to share family and ethnic recipes and record them for posterity, or even attend book clubs or creative writing sessions. Now, public libraries, including those in Sacramento are moving into the era of designing, from designing your own self-published books and printing them out on library book publishing equipment to designing art work or engineering gadgets on 3-D printers.
Libaries are moving into the era of public design creativity, expanding the library's reputation as a place for more than reading books and magazines for free. See, "Printing Ball and Socket Chain Links from Thingiverse."
The 3-D printer uses a stylus-like device to deposit heated biodegradable plastic - the public can make replicas of other objects
Ankle Pain The stylus travels along a track, moving back and forth as it turns out designs that have been uploaded into the machine. The public can use the machine to replicate other objects such as a comb or similar gadget or print out plastic jewelry or containers in 3-D.
How the plastic is added is by one layer on top of another. The sheets of plastic can be very thin, for example – down to the minutiae of 100 microns – until the object is formed. At this stage, 3-D printers works something like dot matrix printers on steroids that create tangible 3-D objects, not words. So kids can have fun designing their own plastic jewelry or other gadgets and devices if they first learn how to design the object, keep the size realistic for the machine's capabilities, and see whether printing out the gadget is safe. It would also be great for plastic sculptures or turning photos into 3-D busts of faces, for example of people or pets. See, "A screwable case from thingiverse."
At first, the library's 3-D copiers or rather, replicator, is going to be demonstrated to motivate, enhance, and inspire creativity. Think about what design you'd create from imagination that fits the capabilities of the machine. Next, the library will be offering programs similar to those used in other cities. One example might be having volunteers be at a MakerBot space and manage the demonstrations of the 3-D printer-copier-replicator.
The library plans to partner with the 15-month-old Sacramento nonprofit Hackerlab on the MakerBot project
Hacker Lab members will be training others to use the machine Hackerlab is a nonprofit group whose goal is to nurture technology startups. The nonprofit operates out of a downtown Sacramento office on I Street using its own 3-D copier machines. At Hackerlab there are resident makers working on the next generation of 3-D printers, according to the Sacramento Bee article. See, "Hacker Lab – Sacramento Coworking – Maker Space."
The nonprofit, Hackerlab has 3,500 square feet of tools for protyping, fabrication, woodworking and more, including an electronics lab. The public become members and come there and build a creative design or innovation from your own imagination.
Hacker Lab has a community of programmers, designers, and entrepreneurs that work on designs such as mobile and web applications. The public is invited to join them to create imaginative 3-objects, also known as content. No longer is content limited to text, film, illustration on paper, or music. Hacker Lab is also home to 20 Meetups and technical classes a month, including user groups, group learning, and various events going on every night. You can join the community learning.
The new focus of public libraries on creating tactile content in 3-D
The focus of the library is on creating content, whether it's 3-D or in words, pictures, music, or video. In the past, the library has presented puppet shows and storytellers. Libraries have provided conference rooms for lectures on everything from starting one's business to offering tax advice.
The purpose of the library is to enrich the community in as many ways as will work in a public library, including a machine that publishes one copy of anyone's book for a fee. Now, the creativity of content has expanded to 3-D printing of gadgets, wearable art, or copying objects. A library is not limited to text materials.
Tactile-touch-feel multimedia and 3-D object creation in public libraries
The goal is creativity in as many ways as possible, from 3-D multimedia to copying a vase or comb. An example of the new library focus is to have a library be a tactile-touch-feel-create place in multimedia, including the 3-D movement. New media has evolved in libraries from digital media to 3-D printing of objects, even toys, plastic jewelry, and gadgets, such as small dolls or replicas of various objects.
Three dimensional printing is here. Turn your trash into cash and save energy. Plastic beverage or milk bottles don't have to go to waste anymore and clog landfills. Instead, every time you emptied a plastic milk or water jug, you would be stocking up on raw material to make anything from a cell phone case and golf tees to a toy castle and a garlic press? Make your own toys for kids from plastic bottles. It's possible with three dimensional printing. See, "Build Your Own CNC Router, CNC Machine, or 3D Printer."
If you like do-it-yourself technology, check out the website, Thingiverse - Digital Designs for Physical Objects. Thingiverse is dedicated to the sharing of user-created digital design files. The site provides primarily open source hardware designs licensed under the GNU General Public License or Creative Commons licenses, according to the Wikipedia site explaining the purpose of Thingiverse.
Choose your own license on what you design: Do-it-yourself technology in libraries
Thingiverse Users choose the type of user license they wish to attach to the designs they share. 3D printers, laser cutters, milling machines and many other technologies can be used to physically create the files shared by the users on Thingiverse.
Of all the inspirational, creative, artistic and engineering or even kitchen inventions and gadgets you could create, there also are going to be the dark side of 3-D printing just as there is with any technology. You might look to a future where people print their own gun designs or other weapons using 3-D printing. See, "3d Printing a Magic Fish thingiverse/thing:3206 with reprap mendelmax mm151."
The innovative idea is in the brain of the person using the technology. Just like the Internet, the technology can be used to make the world a kinder and gentler place, recycle plastic, or it can be used to make weapons in the hands of those who do things like that. In the meantime, focusing on 3-D printing to make the world a better place through recycling, you now have a chance to make practical use of your digital designs.
Create a toy or a device to make cans easier to open or any other innovation from a snowflake in plastic to jewelry designs and more. If you're going to use the design a container or gadget to hold or process food or water, make sure the plastic at least is BPA-free.
Thingiverse is a place for you to share your digital designs with the world
Computing has shifted away from the mainframe into the personal computer that you use today Next up on your horizon is digital fabrication. If you think laser cutters, cnc machines, 3D printers, and even automated paper cutters are all getting cheaper by the day, you're right. Now you can make gadgets from discarded plastic bottles and similar containers using 3-D printers. These machines are useful for a huge variety of things, but you need to supply them with a digital design in order to get anything useful out of them. See the You Tube video, Thingiverse Proof of Concept (Bottle Cutter).mp4.
If you check out the Thingiverse site, they're creating a community of people who create and share designs freely, so that all can benefit from them. You'll find some free software on the site that can inspire you to be more creative in a variety of applications.
3D printing lets anyone make almost anything with a simple machine and a roll of plastic filament
Now Michigan Technological University's Joshua Pearce has found a way to drive costs down even further by recycling empty milk jugs into filament. The process reduces landfill waste, saves on energy compared with traditional recycling, and makes 3D printing and even better deal. Joshua Pearce is working on it. His main tool is open-source 3D printing, which he uses to save thousands of dollars by making everything from his lab equipment to his safety razor, according to the March 1, 2013 news release by, Marcia Goodrich, "Turn trash into cash... and save energy."
Make toys for kids or household gadgets of all types with a three-dimensional printer. All those plastic jugs and other containers now become raw material from which you can make anything from kitchen equipment to process or juice vegetables to toys to donate or cell phone cases. It's all about recycling plastic bottles and similar containers in your own house or garage and turning these objects into usable other objects. That's the idea of recycling raw materials at home. Also check out the site, Michigan Technological University.
Use free software downloaded from sites such as Thingiverse
Using free software downloaded from sites such as Thingiverse - Digital Designs for Physical Objects which now holds over 54,000 open-source designs, 3D printers make all manner of objects by laying down thin layers of plastic in a specific pattern. While high-end printers can cost many thousands of dollars, simpler open-source units run between $250 and $500—and can be used to make parts for other 3D printers, driving the cost down ever further. See the You Tube video, The open source world of MakerBot & Thingiverse: objects for free.
“One impediment to even more widespread use has been the cost of filament,” explains Pearce, an associate professor of materials science and engineering and electrical and computer engineering in the March 1, 2013 news release by, Marcia Goodrich, "Turn trash into cash... and save energy." Though vastly less expensive than most manufactured products, the plastic filament that 3D printers transform into useful objects isn’t free.
Turning milk jugs into plastic filament to be used by industry
Milk jugs, on the other hand, are a costly nuisance, either to recycle or to bury in a landfill. But if you could turn them into plastic filament, Pearce reasoned, you could solve the disposal problem and drive down the cost of 3D printing even more. It's also motivation to children and teenagers to consider future careers or training in making 3D art, engineering, architecture, making gadgets, jewelry design, making mounts and cases for computer devices, or science-related designs. Or it can be a hobby for any age person interested in creativity from recycled waste done at home or in a garage.
So Pearce and his research group decided to make their own recycling unit, or RecycleBot. They cut the labels off milk jugs, washed the plastic, and shredded it. Then they ran it through a homemade device that melts and extrudes it into a long, spaghetti-like string of plastic. Their process is open-source and free for everyone to make and use at Thingiverse.com.
You can turn plastic objects such as milk or distilled water containers or bags into art objects as well such as unique snowflakes. Generate and print unique snowflakes. There's a snowflake generator that generates gcode. But you can make your own. How about making a snowflake generator that generates three-dimensional (3D) geometric shapes that can be used as art, toys, or containers. You slice and print the objects. The objects print out in three dimensions using a 3-D printer. Check out the images of such snowflake printed out from a 3-D printer at the "Featured Things" site.
Make your own recycling unit
The process isn’t perfect. Milk jugs are made of high-density polyethylene, or HDPE, which is not ideal for 3D printing. “HDPE is a little more challenging to print with,” Pearce says in the news release. But the disadvantages are not overwhelming. His group made its own climate-controlled chamber using a dorm-room refrigerator and an off-the-shelf teddy-bear humidifier and had good results. With more experimentation, the results would be even better, he says. “3D printing is where computers were in the 1970s.”
The group determined that making their own filament in an insulated RecycleBot used about 1/10th the energy needed to acquire commercial 3D filament. They also calculated that they used less energy than it would take to recycle milk jugs conventionally.
RecycleBots and 3D printers have all kinds of applications, but they would be especially useful in areas where shopping malls are few and far between, Pearce believes. “Three billion people live in rural areas that have lots of plastic junk,” he says in the news release. “They could use it to make useful consumer goods for themselves. Or imagine people living by a landfill in Brazil, recycling plastic and making useful products or even just ‘fair trade filament’ to sell. Twenty milk jugs gets you about 1 kilogram of plastic filament, which currently costs $30 to $50 online.”
Check out Pearce's two articles on recycling waste polymer into feedstock
Pearce’s research is described in depth in two articles: “Distributed Recycling of Waste Polymer into RepRap Feedstock,”coauthored with Christian Baechler and Matthew DeVuono of Queen’s University and published in the March issue of Rapid Prototyping ; and “Distributed Recycling of Post-Consumer Plastic Waste in Rural Areas,” coauthored by Michigan Tech’s Jerry Anzalone (CEE) and students Megan Kreiger (MSE), Meredith Mulder (MSE) and Alexandra Glover (MSE), which will appear in the Proceedings of the Materials Research Society.
Michigan Technological University is a leading public research university developing new technologies and preparing students to create the future for a prosperous and sustainable world. Michigan Tech offers more than 130 undergraduate and graduate degree programs in engineering; forest resources; computing; technology; business; economics; natural, physical and environmental sciences; arts; humanities; and social sciences. For more information, check out Rapid Prototyping Journal.
3-D printing for the rest of us
Three dimensional printing is here. Turn your trash into cash and save energy. Plastic beverage or milk bottles don't have to go to waste anymore and clog landfills. Instead, every time you emptied a plastic milk or water jug, you would be stocking up on raw material to make anything from a cell phone case and golf tees to a toy castle and a garlic press? Make your own toys for kids from plastic bottles. It's possible with three dimensional printing. See, "Build Your Own CNC Router, CNC Machine, or 3D Printer."
If you like do-it-yourself technology, check out the website, Thingiverse - Digital Designs for Physical Objects. Thingiverse is dedicated to the sharing of user-created digital design files. The site provides primarily open source hardware designs licensed under the GNU General Public License or Creative Commons licenses, according to the Wikipedia site explaining the purpose of Thingiverse.
Choose your own license on what you design
Thingiverse Users choose the type of user license they wish to attach to the designs they share. 3D printers, laser cutters, milling machines and many other technologies can be used to physically create the files shared by the users on Thingiverse. But if all the inspirational, creative, artistic and engineering or even kitchen inventions and gadgets you could create, there also are going to be the dark side of 3-D printing just as there is with any technology. You might look to a future where people print their own gun designs or other weapons using 3-D printing.
The innovative idea is in the brain of the person using the technology. Just like the Internet, the technology can be used to make the world a kinder and gentler place, recycle plastic, or it can be used to make weapons in the hands of those who do things like that. In the meantime, focusing on 3-D printing to make the world a better place through recycling, you now have a chance to make practical use of your digital designs.
Create a toy or a device to make cans easier to open or any other innovation from a snowflake in plastic to jewelry designs and more. If you're going to use the design a container or gadget to hold or process food or water, make sure the plastic at least is BPA-free.
Thingiverse is a place for you to share your digital designs with the world
Computing has shifted away from the mainframe into the personal computer that you use today Next up on your horizon is digital fabrication. If you think laser cutters, cnc machines, 3D printers, and even automated paper cutters are all getting cheaper by the day, you're right. Now you can make gadgets from discarded plastic bottles and similar containers using 3-D printers. These machines are useful for a huge variety of things, but you need to supply them with a digital design in order to get anything useful out of them. See the You Tube video, Thingiverse Proof of Concept (Bottle Cutter).mp4.
If you check out the Thingiverse site, they're creating a community of people who create and share designs freely, so that all can benefit from them. You'll find some free software on the site that can inspire you to be more creative in a variety of applications.
3D printing lets anyone make almost anything with a simple machine and a roll of plastic filament
Now Michigan Technological University's Joshua Pearce has found a way to drive costs down even further by recycling empty milk jugs into filament. The process reduces landfill waste, saves on energy compared with traditional recycling, and makes 3D printing and even better deal. Joshua Pearce is working on it. His main tool is open-source 3D printing, which he uses to save thousands of dollars by making everything from his lab equipment to his safety razor, according to the March 1, 2013 news release by, Marcia Goodrich, "Turn trash into cash... and save energy."
Make toys for kids or household gadgets of all types with a three-dimensional printer. All those plastic jugs and other containers now become raw material from which you can make anything from kitchen equipment to process or juice vegetables to toys to donate or cell phone cases. It's all about recycling plastic bottles and similar containers in your own house or garage and turning these objects into usable other objects. That's the idea of recycling raw materials at home. Also check out the site, Michigan Technological University.
Use free software downloaded from sites such as Thingiverse
Using free software downloaded from sites such as Thingiverse - Digital Designs for Physical Objects which now holds over 54,000 open-source designs, 3D printers make all manner of objects by laying down thin layers of plastic in a specific pattern. While high-end printers can cost many thousands of dollars, simpler open-source units run between $250 and $500—and can be used to make parts for other 3D printers, driving the cost down ever further. See the You Tube video, The open source world of MakerBot & Thingiverse: objects for free.
“One impediment to even more widespread use has been the cost of filament,” explains Pearce, an associate professor of materials science and engineering and electrical and computer engineering in the March 1, 2013 news release by, Marcia Goodrich, "Turn trash into cash... and save energy." Though vastly less expensive than most manufactured products, the plastic filament that 3D printers transform into useful objects isn’t free.
Turning milk jugs into plastic filament to be used by industry
Milk jugs, on the other hand, are a costly nuisance, either to recycle or to bury in a landfill. But if you could turn them into plastic filament, Pearce reasoned, you could solve the disposal problem and drive down the cost of 3D printing even more. It's also motivation to children and teenagers to consider future careers or training in making 3D art, engineering, architecture, making gadgets, jewelry design, making mounts and cases for computer devices, or science-related designs. Or it can be a hobby for any age person interested in creativity from recycled waste done at home or in a garage.
So Pearce and his research group decided to make their own recycling unit, or RecycleBot. They cut the labels off milk jugs, washed the plastic, and shredded it. Then they ran it through a homemade device that melts and extrudes it into a long, spaghetti-like string of plastic. Their process is open-source and free for everyone to make and use at Thingiverse.com.
You can turn plastic objects such as milk or distilled water containers or bags into art objects as well such as unique snowflakes. Generate and print unique snowflakes. There's a snowflake generator that generates gcode. But you can make your own. How about making a snowflake generator that generates three-dimensional (3D) geometric shapes that can be used as art, toys, or containers. You slice and print the objects. The objects print out in three dimensions using a 3-D printer. Check out the images of such snowflake printed out from a 3-D printer at the "Featured Things" site.
Make your own recycling unit
The process isn’t perfect. Milk jugs are made of high-density polyethylene, or HDPE, which is not ideal for 3D printing. “HDPE is a little more challenging to print with,” Pearce says in the news release. But the disadvantages are not overwhelming. His group made its own climate-controlled chamber using a dorm-room refrigerator and an off-the-shelf teddy-bear humidifier and had good results. With more experimentation, the results would be even better, he says. “3D printing is where computers were in the 1970s.”
The group determined that making their own filament in an insulated RecycleBot used about 1/10th the energy needed to acquire commercial 3D filament. They also calculated that they used less energy than it would take to recycle milk jugs conventionally.
RecycleBots and 3D printers have all kinds of applications, but they would be especially useful in areas where shopping malls are few and far between, Pearce believes. “Three billion people live in rural areas that have lots of plastic junk,” he says in the news release. “They could use it to make useful consumer goods for themselves. Or imagine people living by a landfill in Brazil, recycling plastic and making useful products or even just ‘fair trade filament’ to sell. Twenty milk jugs gets you about 1 kilogram of plastic filament, which currently costs $30 to $50 online.”
Check out Pearce's two articles on recycling waste polymer into feedstock
Pearce’s research is described in depth in two articles: “Distributed Recycling of Waste Polymer into RepRap Feedstock,”coauthored with Christian Baechler and Matthew DeVuono of Queen’s University and published in the March issue of Rapid Prototyping ; and “Distributed Recycling of Post-Consumer Plastic Waste in Rural Areas,” coauthored by Michigan Tech’s Jerry Anzalone (CEE) and students Megan Kreiger (MSE), Meredith Mulder (MSE) and Alexandra Glover (MSE), which will appear in the Proceedings of the Materials Research Society.
Michigan Technological University is a leading public research university developing new technologies and preparing students to create the future for a prosperous and sustainable world. Michigan Tech offers more than 130 undergraduate and graduate degree programs in engineering; forest resources; computing; technology; business; economics; natural, physical and environmental sciences; arts; humanities; and social sciences. For more information, check out Rapid Prototyping Journal.
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After coming to Toronto in a three-team trade from Memphis on Jan. 30, Gay fell out of favour this season, averaging 19.4 points and 7.4 rebounds while shooting just 39 per cent from the field. Gay can opt out and become a free agent at the end of the year but the Raptors believed he wouldnt walk away from the $19.3 million hes owed, the primary motive for Ujiri. Of the four players coming to Toronto, only Hayes contract is fully guaranteed past this season. Salmons is partially guaranteed for next season - the Raptors would only owe him $1 million if hes waived before June 30 - while Vasquez and Salmons would become free agents this summer if Toronto pulls their qualifying offers. The Raptors went 18-18 after acquiring Gay last season - the sixth best record in the Eastern Conference during that span - but the team, like Gay himself, have gotten off to a disappointing start in 2013-14. 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City fans were already celebrating just their third trophy in three years -- following a 35-year title drought -- when Jesus Navas completed a counterattack to add the third in the 90th minute. "To win the first trophy I think is important for us all ... because at an important club you must win trophies," said Pellegrini, the Chilean who spent a decade in charge of Spanish clubs without a winners medal. "In the second half we changed it and scored two beautiful goals and we had the patience to win." City is in the Premier League title hunt and has reached the FA Cup quarterfinals, but must overturn a 2-0 deficit against Barcelona to advance in the Champions League from the round-of-16 stage. "I hope it will bring confidence for us to win the other trophies," Nasri said. After more than $1.5 billion of Abu Dhabi investment in less than six years, City has now won each of the domestic trophies in three years, following the 2011 FA Cup and 2012 Premier League title produced by Mancini. 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Making amends for his earlier slackness, a well-timed tackle by Kompany cut out Borinis run on goal -- denying Sunderland a chance to double its lead before halftime. "Our first half, there was memories of Wigan," Nasri said, referring to last years FA Cup final loss. "We said that we need to stay calm, to remain focused and play our football." City did just that, and two exceptional moments swung the game in Citys favour. The curling shot from Toure looped over Mannone into the corner of the net, giving the defensive midfielder a 17th goal of the season. And before Sunderland could regroup there was an equally fine finish from Nasri. From Pantilimons quick goal kick, Aguero sent the ball to Aleksandar Kolarov, who crossed for Nasri to net with a first-time volley. "Theyve scored a great goal to get back into it, hes stuck it in the top corner from 30 yards out and then weve lost a bit of organization and its cost us a second goal," Sunderland captain John OShea said. 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