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Demystifying 3D Printing & Additive Manufacturing presentation for Steve Hatten TechHelp Brian Hoffmann Intermountain3D TechHelp and Intermountain 3D are working together to: Empower Idahos manufacturing sector with


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Demystifying 3D Printing & Additive Manufacturing

presentation for Steve Hatten – TechHelp Brian Hoffmann – Intermountain3D

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TechHelp and Intermountain 3D

  • Empower Idaho’s manufacturing sector with

knowledge and access to high-technology additive manufacturing tools and processes

  • Accelerate growth and adoption rate of additive

manufacturing and rapid prototyping tools and processes in Idaho

  • Raise awareness and educate Idaho’s

manufacturing sector on high-efficiency manufacturing tools and processes through jointly held events and seminars

  • Create opportunities for current Idaho students to

build skills in the high-tech manufacturing sector which are in demand

…are working together to:

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3D Printing: Wiki View

3D printing (or additive manufacturing, AM) is any of various processes used to make a three- dimensional object. In 3D printing, additive processes are used, in which successive layers of material are laid down under computer control. These objects can be of almost any shape or geometry, and are produced from a 3D model or

  • ther electronic data source.
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3D Printing: Mainstream Media View

  • Manufacture at home on your own desktop!
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3D Printing: Additive Manufacturing View

  • Single piece titanium print
  • 18 piece assembly reduced to 1 part
  • 25% lighter
  • Simpler, 5X more durable/reliable
  • 15% reduction in fuel & CO2 emissions
  • > $1.5 million in annual fuel savings/plane
  • Lightweight composite & AM materials
  • > 99.98% dispatch reliability

Aviation Manufacturing LEAP Fuel Nozzle (19/engine) CFM LEAP Turbine Engine

Direct Metal 3D Printer (EBM-Electron Beam Melting)

  • GE plans to manufacture over 100K aviation parts by 2020
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Gartner 2014 Hype Cycle

Commercial 3D Printing/Additive Mfg. has 5-10 year lead on consumer 3D printing. This is why you should care about Additive Manufacturing now! Consumer 3D Printing Commercial 3D Printing 3D BioPrinting

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Design Cycle

Concept Development Detail Design Build / Test

Manufacture / Ship

Time Desired Revision Count Cost per Change Typical Revision Count Prototype Early/Inexpensively Revise Without Retooling

Additive Manufacturing Design Cycle

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Design Revision Cost Rule of Thumb

Changes later frequently cost 10x the previous stage1

1 Reinertsen, D. (2009) Principles of Product Development Flow. Celeritas Publishing

FACT

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Key Additive Manufacturing Benefits

  • Faster time to market for product

introductions and revisions

  • End-to-end design cycle cost savings

– Concept phase: Inexpensive concept modeling – Design phase: Design verification & 3D fitment check – Build/Test phase: Prototyping materials that mimic production parts –

  • Mfg. phase: Elimination of part/job specific

tooling and their own development cycles

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Key Additive Manufacturing Benefits

  • New design freedoms vis-à-vis elimination
  • f many manufacturing limitations

– Parts that can only be built via AM techniques

  • Improved product performance & quality,

affordable continuous improvement

  • Quick design cycles = more ideas = more

breakthroughs = improved designs

  • Improved communication = improved

decision making & efficiency

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Basic Truths About Additive Manufacturing

  • There is no single 3D Printing

technology that does everything best

  • Each technology has strengths and

weaknesses, e.g. material properties, speed, equipment cost, post-processing

  • 3D printer choice should primarily be

driven by intended APPLICATIONS

11 The T25 housing is located inlet to the high-pressure compressor and protects the sensor electronics (Photo: GE Aviation) GE announces first FAA approved 3D-printed engine part – April 2015

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Basic Truths About Additive Manufacturing

  • Many companies rely on multiple 3D printer platforms for different

applications or they will outsource for applications that their printer fails to satisfy

12 Early Melni Connector Concept

  • A great 3D printer is not a cure for poor

CAD design practices

– CAD training, architecture, review, validation,

  • etc. are important for successful AM
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3D Print Technologies Roadmap

Concept Development Detail Design Build / Test

Manufacture / Ship

Powder-Metal Powder-Thermoplastic Liquid Plastic Photopolymer-UV Laser Liquid/Gel Photopolymer-Piezo Jetting Printhead Thermoplastic Filament-Extrusion Powder-Gypsum/Plastic-Jetting Binder Paper-Cut/Laminated Sugar/Chocolate-Extrusion Ceramic-Extrusion

  • Resolution
  • Engineering applications
  • Material properties
  • $$$ Cost
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Case Study – Consumer Products

  • Project: Series of tests to correlate material properties of production parts to 3D

printed parts

  • Outcomes: High correlation resulted in change in “go to market” strategy
  • Before: Destructive testing with SLA, SLS
  • After: Destructive testing with SLA, later SLS

Production Seat SLS Seat

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Investment Casting

  • Investment casting is the use of a pattern to create a single use direct-pour metal mold.
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I3D Case Study

  • 4 hours per/mold
  • $1 material cost/mold
  • Setup time (~1 hour)
  • Capacity: 5-10 rings/wk
  • 2 hours for 7 ring molds
  • $0.5 cost/mold
  • Setup time (10 minutes)
  • Capacity: 50+ rings/wk
  • Superior detail in parts

Before After Custom Jewelry Manufacture

(Process: Investment Casting)

CAD Wax Cast Assemble

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Melni Connector - 3D Printing Applications

  • Early Prototypes
  • Product Testing
  • Investor presentations
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Questions?

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BACKUP

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CONCEPT PHASE EXAMPLE APPLICATIONS

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CONSUMER ELECTRONICS RAPID DESIGN ITERATION

  • Create models in hours instead of weeks, at one-

fifth the cost

  • Keeps the development cycle humming
  • More refined, elegant products

Courtesy of Cisco Consumer Business Group, Denmark

“We get prototypes quickly, we refine them quickly, we create new ones, and we derive our elite designs…”

  • - Eskild Hansen, Head of Cisco’s

European Design Centre

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STAMPS AND WRITING INSTRUMENTS RAPID DESIGN ITERATION

  • Time to market reduced by half
  • Faster, better, more innovative products

development

  • Improved production efficiency

Courtesy of Shachihata, Japan

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FOOTWEAR DESIGN ITERATIONS

Courtesy of Timberland, USA

  • Dramatic reduction in prototype costs

and turnaround time, resulting in more prototyping, better communication, better designs and increased revenue

“3D Systems printers have done exactly that for us, compressing our design cycles, lowering our costs and helping us produce better products for our customers.” – Toby Ringdahl, Computer Aided Design Manager, Timberland Company

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ENGINEERING COMMUNICATION MODELS

  • Evaluation models to match timeline

and quality standards

  • Marketing models for more effective

decision making

Courtesy of Pratt & Miller, USA

Finite Element Result - Corvette GT2 Spindle Stress Colored and Deformation x1000

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LARGE MACHINE SCALED SALES & MARKETING MODELS

  • Reduced time and costs for tradeshows displays
  • Powerful sales tool make the difference
  • Compressed design cycle by 25 to 30%

Courtesy of Spirax Sarco, USA

A $600,000 sale was closed with this 3D printed scale model of the EasiHeat heat exchanger This model weighs six pounds instead

  • f 40, making it

easy for sales persons to tote to customer calls This 1/3 scale 3D printed model of the PTF4 Condensate Pump saves tradeshow labor time and costs

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Clash Detection

  • Use color to check interferences and remaining space

Courtesy of Shinryo and Team-S, Japan

Plant model – MEP Systems

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DETAILED DESIGN PHASE EXAMPLE APPLICATIONS

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3D Printing Applications – Design Verification Models

  • Check Fitment
  • Validate CAD Data
  • Identify functional design

revisions early

  • Test form, fit and

assembly

  • Hands-on feedback

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Detailed Design Models

  • Color and texture for faster approval
  • f details

Courtesy of Andrew Chary Architect

“BIM doesn’t reach its full persuasive potential on a computer screen. The model comes to life when you hold a 3D print in your hands.”

  • Andrew R Chary, Andrew Chary Architect PLLC
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TRANSMISSION TOWER DETAILED MODELS

  • Better customer understanding with 3D

printed models for presentations and communication

Courtesy of Nippon Katan Corporation, Japan

Catenary pole brackets and insulators

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FORM & FIT TESTING

3D printed hi-flow exhaust pipe and manifold installed onto the vehicle to ensure that the shape of the configuration was exactly the right fit “Our ProJet x60 Printer has been the single biggest step we’ve taken to improve the way we refine concepts, develop products, communicate with our suppliers and market our products”

  • Mike Wood

Chief Engineer, Trinity Products

Courtesy of Trinity Products

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ASSEMBLY TEST OF WATCH HOUSINGS

  • Inhouse prototyping:

keeps developments confidential

  • Higher Quality
  • Flexible use: directly produce assembly fixtures

"With the high-precision 3D printed mock-ups of our wristwatch designs, we improved quality and saved three times the installation costs of our ProJet 3500 HD within six months."

  • Mr. Naito

Product Development, Citizen Watch

Courtesy of Citizen

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Solar PANEL DEVELOPMENT

  • Multi-material design

freedom and functionality

Courtesy of SolVilla and CCAT, USA

Building integrated solar examples 3D Printed Serial Plug

Hard Clear Material Integrated Softer Material Slide-In Copper Bus

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FUNCTIONAL TEST PHASE EXAMPLE APPLICATIONS

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Performance sensor data almost exactly the same

EARLY DESIGN TESTING

Production Seat SLS Seat

  • Optimize performance of seat designs by testing

various ideas with printed prototypes

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Applications - Testing

  • Material Properties or Post Finishing allow

for testing of new designs prior to tooling

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Application - Testing & Validation

Total casting weight 28 Lbs Total casting weight 16.5 Lbs Before After

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Aerodynamic Models With Pressure tappings

Courtesy of the Federal Aerospace Administration, USA

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FLUID FLOW IN HARSH ENVIRONMENTS

  • Alternative designs for automotive oil tanks
  • 3D printed test parts withstand oil and other aggressive fluids
  • Improvement of flow rate

Source: madnesscar.blogspot.it

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Save 12 Weeks from Traditional Methods

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Speeding up Product Development

“ Our in-house 3D printing capability greatly reduced the lead time for our prototypes as well as the number of iterations needed. We are saving about $250,000/year

  • n prototype parts. ”

Daniel Copley R&D Manager at Parker Hannifin

Courtesy of Parker Hannifin RACOR, USA

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MANUFACTURING PHASE EXAMPLE APPLICATIONS

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Applications - Manufacturing

Consolidate parts, reduce labor and eliminate tooling

Traditional manufacturing:

  • 15 parts
  • 5 SKU’s
  • 3 custom tools
  • 10 assembly checks
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SLS Transforms Manufacturing

Consolidate parts, reduce labor and eliminate tooling

SLS additive manufacturing:

  • 1 part
  • 1 SKU
  • 0 custom tools
  • 1 assembly check
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Application - Digital Manufacturing

  • Currently used in

– Mater Patterns for Jewelry Flask casting – Dental – Hearing aid shells – Surgical medical models

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Tooling for molded pulp packaging

  • Fast and economical

tool production

Courtesy of Regale

Molded pulp packaging produced with a 3D printed tool

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Applications – Bridge Tooling

  • Accelerate manufacturing start-up
  • Protect increased investment

– Rapid tooling verification – First run jigs & fixtures – Confidence to make supply-chain commitments

  • Support product launch activities
  • First article functional products

– Final testing – Early customer placements

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Application- Direct Manufacturing

No Tooling + Complete Design Freedom

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MTI – one-off oil pump pulley for racecar in 3 days

"3D printing opens up a whole new way

  • f thinking about the design of

components, where printed parts allow for higher complexity and more complex features that allow significant weight savings or enhanced flowability for cooling within the component." Gary Cosmer, CEO, MTI

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Satellite combustion chamber (Courtesy of European Space Agency)

AEROSPACE MASS COMPLEXITY

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Applications - Medical

Custom acetabular cup for hip replacement surgery

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Applications - Dental

Dental partials manufacturing in CoCr

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Reduce design to manufacturing by 4 weeks

  • Allows for more design

iterations

  • Improved engine reliability

with no design limitations

Courtesy of Honda Performance Development, USA

Oil Filter Housing Exhaust Manifold ProJet CPX RealWax casting patterns

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Electronic box cooling duct

Lotus F1 Team

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17 Million Transparent Dental Aligners/year

Courtesy of Align Technology and their brand Invisalign

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SPECIALIZED TOOLING

  • 12 inserts in ~50 hours
  • n Pro X300
  • Smooth vertical walls

with special build style

  • Undercuts without

supports

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Avoid expensive CNC- direct manufacturing of propeller

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Same day hydroforming tool

  • Die mold printed in 6 hours
  • No sign of wear after 100 pieces formed
  • Superior surface finish and low investment cost
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Same day hydroforming tool

The 3D printed mold The 3D printed Die and formed part after hydroforming The 3D printed die mold and cut metal sheet

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Patented Roller- Wiper layering System

  • Metal wiper lays the powder bed on the build plate and a special roller compacts the

metal powder to the desired layer thickness/ density on return.

  • Parts from one batch to the next are sintered with consistency and quality
  • Easier to handle size inconsistency in the metal powder and still achieve better results
  • Helps to work with smaller metal powder grain size ( down to 3 micron) when extreme
  • detail is needed
  • Works successfully with spherical and non-spherical powder particles
  • Works with Metal and ceramics in the same equipment
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Large choice in standard metal alloys and ceramics

  • More than 15 materials tested and available
  • Steel, CrCo, Inconel, Al and Ti alloys
  • Al2O3 ceramic

Inconel 718 AI2O3 AlSi12 Pure Cu Pure Cu

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High density parts

Density> 99% of theoretical part

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Smallest Parts – detail resolution

2mm gear with 20 teeth C- clamp holding 16 thou wire

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Applications - Automotive

Tire Molds

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Applications - Energy

Microturbine manufactured from cermet powder

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Applications - Tooling

Blow Mold with conforming holes