Re: [3d-printing] [core] Fwd: 3D printing
Hi Philipp, That would be cool! I shall see you at 8. The Witbox is in the same room as the RepRap, right? Regards, Fabio On 2 Dec 2016 15:10, "Philipp Hufnagl" <metalab-lists@badpractice.at> wrote: Hello, I can introduce you to the Witbox. How about 8pm? regards Philipp On 12/02/2016 01:39 PM, Fabio Liberante wrote: Hi everyone, I'm interested in trying out some 3D printing for the first time. I have some basic models put together in tinkercad. I know it's maybe not a great tool, but it's very quick to start with. I've also managed to get Slic3r to generate a RepRap print path. I just wondered if someone would be around to chat about the printer in Metalab and the whole process in general some time. Perhaps even this afternoon/evening? Thanks in advance! Fabio On 24 November 2016 at 00:08, Metalab Core Team (Michael Happl) < michael.happl@gmx.at> wrote:
Hello Fabio,
We have a mailing list especially for 3d printing, I would recommend subscribing and posting your request there: 3d-printing@lists.metalab.at The chances of finding someone who can help you are probably the best there. You can also try our public mailing list: metalab@lists.metalab.at Also your mail seems a bit vague to me, so a few things you might consider before asking on the 3d printing list: * Do you already have 3D models of the things you want to build? * If not, do you need advice on designing for 3D printing or which software to use? * size of the parts you want to make: parts smaller than a few millimeters might not be printable, really big pieces must be printed in parts to fit into our machine * materials: what environment will the parts be used in? Our machine uses PLA, a biodegradable plastic
I hope that information is useful to you!
Cheers, Michael
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Am 23.11.2016 um 16:26 schrieb Fabio Liberante:
Dear Metalab,
I'm a research scientist at the Ludwig Boltzmann Institute for Cancer Research. I am interested in building some small tools and devices for our laboratory work. I visited Metalab before, during the summer, and got a tour of the labs. I was told I should definitely ask around for help. I think the 3D printer might be ideal for what I want to build. Would you have any advice? I appreciate any information or redirection you can provide.
Kind regards,
Fabio Liberante
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Currently not. Since there is too much dust in the audio room it has been moved to the WEL On 12/02/2016 03:21 PM, Fabio Liberante wrote:
Hi Philipp,
That would be cool! I shall see you at 8. The Witbox is in the same room as the RepRap, right?
Regards,
Fabio
On 2 Dec 2016 15:10, "Philipp Hufnagl" <metalab-lists@badpractice.at <mailto:metalab-lists@badpractice.at>> wrote:
Hello,
I can introduce you to the Witbox. How about 8pm?
regards
Philipp
On 12/02/2016 01:39 PM, Fabio Liberante wrote:
Hi everyone,
I'm interested in trying out some 3D printing for the first time. I have some basic models put together in tinkercad. I know it's maybe not a great tool, but it's very quick to start with. I've also managed to get Slic3r to generate a RepRap print path. I just wondered if someone would be around to chat about the printer in Metalab and the whole process in general some time. Perhaps even this afternoon/evening?
Thanks in advance!
Fabio
On 24 November 2016 at 00:08, Metalab Core Team (Michael Happl) <michael.happl@gmx.at <mailto:michael.happl@gmx.at>> wrote: > Hello Fabio, > > We have a mailing list especially for 3d printing, I would recommend > subscribing and posting your request there: 3d-printing@lists.metalab.at <mailto:3d-printing@lists.metalab.at> > The chances of finding someone who can help you are probably the best there. > You can also try our public mailing list: metalab@lists.metalab.at <mailto:metalab@lists.metalab.at> > Also your mail seems a bit vague to me, so a few things you might consider > before asking on the 3d printing list: > * Do you already have 3D models of the things you want to build? > * If not, do you need advice on designing for 3D printing or which software > to use? > * size of the parts you want to make: parts smaller than a few millimeters > might not be printable, really big pieces must be printed in parts to fit > into our machine > * materials: what environment will the parts be used in? Our machine uses > PLA, a biodegradable plastic > > I hope that information is useful to you! > > Cheers, > Michael > > -- > Verein Metalab > Rathausstraße 6 > A-1010 Wien > core@metalab.at <mailto:core@metalab.at> > > > > Am 23.11.2016 um 16:26 schrieb Fabio Liberante: >> >> Dear Metalab, >> >> I'm a research scientist at the Ludwig Boltzmann Institute for Cancer >> Research. I am interested in building some small tools and devices for >> our laboratory work. I visited Metalab before, during the summer, and >> got a tour of the labs. I was told I should definitely ask around for >> help. I think the 3D printer might be ideal for what I want to build. >> Would you have any advice? I appreciate any information or redirection >> you can provide. >> >> Kind regards, >> >> Fabio Liberante > >
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