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==3D Printers==
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==[[3D Printing]]==
The Tulane MakerSpace uses Ultimaker 2 3d printers with a heated bed to allow for both [[ABS]] and [[PLA]] printer [[filament]].  We generally recommend using ABS filament as it allows for better finishing effects (such as [[smoothing]]), however there are advantages and disadvantages to both.
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The Tulane MakerSpace uses [[Ultimaker 2]] [[3d Printing|3d printers]] with a heated bed to allow for both [[ABS]] and [[PLA]] printer [[filament]].  We generally recommend using ABS filament as it allows for better finishing effects (such as [[smoothing]]), however there are advantages and disadvantages to both.
  
 
The standard slicing software favored for these printers is [[Cura]], which allows you to arrange and size your model and set options for the printer to follow.
 
The standard slicing software favored for these printers is [[Cura]], which allows you to arrange and size your model and set options for the printer to follow.
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==[[Laser Cutting]]==

Revision as of 20:38, 9 May 2015

3D Printing

The Tulane MakerSpace uses Ultimaker 2 3d printers with a heated bed to allow for both ABS and PLA printer filament. We generally recommend using ABS filament as it allows for better finishing effects (such as smoothing), however there are advantages and disadvantages to both.

The standard slicing software favored for these printers is Cura, which allows you to arrange and size your model and set options for the printer to follow.


Laser Cutting