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I designed this PowerPoint for a library staff workshop. It defines the history and context of MakerSpaces as a whole, in addition to the technical aspects of 3D Printing and its applications.
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MakerSpaces and 3D Printing
Pinal County Library District
Maker Movement
DIY
Creation – with Collaboration
Creators vs. Consumers
Origins:
◦Hackerspaces◦Make Magazine
Makezine.com
Maker Movement Tools
Machinery◦ Metal working/woodworking/etc
I.e. sanders, saws, welding equipment
Electronics◦ Arduino boards, Raspberry Pi’s,
soldering iron, etc◦ Robotics
Textiles◦ Fabric, thread, sewing machines,
etc Arts & Crafts
◦ Quilting, knitting, jewelry, models, hobbies, etc.
Computer equipment/Media Labs◦ Video editing software, Green
screens, converting media equipment, etc
Digital fabrication◦ 3D Printing/3D scanners/Laser
cutters
All Hands Active Makerspace
Annarbor.com
MakerSpaces/Maker Faires
3ders.org
Fab Lab – De Waag Society, Amsterdam. Flickr user Rory Hyde.
AZ MakerSpaces
Southern Arizona Research, Science and Engineering Foundation.
ArizonaExperience.org
Why Libraries?
Libraries have always been providers of free access and space
Great opportunity to re-ignite interest in libraries
Library emphasis on S.T.E.M.
Teen Programming at Florence Community Library
Knitting Club at San Manuel Public Library
Successful Library MakerSpaces
Calendar for the Chicago Public Library Innovation Lab
Calendar from D.C. Public Library Digital Commons
AZ Library MakerSpaces
THINKspot at the Mesa Public Schools Sci-Tech Expo Photograph. Mesa THINKspot Facebook.
Phoenix Haker Haven. TheScientificMom.com
What can your library do?
Implement inexpensive kits into programming
State Grants
Collaborate – Invite local Makers to give demonstrations
Contact us for support!
MaKey MaKey An Invention Kit for Everyone
3D Printing - History
Additive Manufacturing
Invented in 1984 by Chuck Hull of 3D Systems
Stereolithography
STL file format – A type of CAD file
Available for commercial use in the 2010s.
Pcmag.com
3DSystems.com
How does 3D printing work?
Build a 3D model using 3D modeling software such as SketchUp, Blender, or TinkerCAD OR download free model from Thingiverse.
Convert file to STL and open in MakerWare.
MakerWare “slices” file into thin, horizontal layers, preparing it for printing.
The file is sent to the machine – via USB or SD card – similar to how a design plan is sent to a computerized embroidery machine.
Plastic is loaded and dispensed on spools, and navigated through a guide tube – similar to a sewing machine.
Printer moves its extruder mechanism across the build plate, pushing out molten plastic – like a hot glue gun.
Makerbot.com
Thirdnews.com
3D Printed layersTridimake.com
3D Printing - Industrial
Engine Prototypes BAE Systems Fighter Jets
Computer.HowStuffWorks.com Designnews.com
Houses (3D Printing in Concrete)
Contourcrafting.org
3D Printing – Small Business
Prototypes
3D Printing Community Marketplace
Smartstoragesystems.com
Shapeways.comEntrepreneurship
Smallbusiness.house.gov
3D Printing – Medical
Artificial Limbs Organs & Tissues
3ders.org Organovo Bioprinter. Wired.com
Bone Implants
NBCNews.com
Cells & Skin
Biopen using Stem Cells. 3Dprinter.net
3D Printing – Art
3D Selfies Mathematical Art
Twinkind.comShapeways.com
Fashion
Cubify.com
Figurines & Toys
3Dfuture.com
Twinkind Photo Figurines
3D Printing – Misc
Food (NASA) Academia & Museums
Webpronews.com3d.si.edu
Wheelchair Ramps
Raul.de
Prosthetic Limbs for Animals
Techcrunch.com
3D Printing – FAQ
The Liberator, Defense DistributedForbes.com
Q: What about cost?
Makerbot.com
Q: What about 3D printed guns?
A: Libraries will need to create policies which address:•Weapons•Obscene content•Copyright
A: A roll of PLA plastic weighs 1 kg and costs $48.On average, libraries who allow patrons to make and keep prints charge patrons 5₵ per gram.
3D Printing – Your Library
Kids
Makerkids.eventbrite.ca
Teens
Therivardreport.com
Adults
Fritzing.org
•Demonstrations•Summer Reading Programs•Science Fairs/Maker Faires•Collaboration with local educators•Themed Workshops•Software Instruction
Questions?
Thingiverse.com
Presentation by Ann Marie Leonard for the Pinal County Library District