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3D Printing of Open Source Hardware for Science/Tool Customization Project

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This is a project that supports the course 3D Printing of Open Source Hardware for Science

One of the core benefits of open hardware design for scientific equipment is to build easily on other people's work by making modest changes to provide customized functionality for your own lab. To obtain some practice for this skill this project involves customizing an existing scientific tool.

Your project: Customize an existing 3-D printable model for a scientific tool that will be useful in your lab

Assignment

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  • Register with a free account at Youmagine
  • Choose an existing design by looking through examples here or search for specific tools in existing repositories and Yeggi
  • Using Blender or OpenSCAD or FreeCAD or combination of them customize in some way the tool you are interested in
  • Print your design with appropriate infill for item.
  • Upload new design to Youmagine (STL,source and photograph) with a brief description of how you did it with sources. Make sure to give credit to the original designer and follow the appropriate open source license.
  • Bring printed design to class – put your name on the paper slip and the class you are in and tape it to your design so that it will not come off!
For some past examples of student work see this.
  Educational level: this is a tertiary (university) resource.
  Subject classification: this is an engineering resource.
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