In this three-hours 3d printing Berlin workshop you will learn how to use a FDM & SLA 3D printer.

FDM technology allows you to produce fast and reliable 3D printed models with different types of filament plastics.

SLA technology allows you to produce high-definition and high-quality 3D printed models with different types of photo-reactive resin material.

By the end of the session, you will have gone through the whole production process of a 3d-printed piece: from preparing your data, to printing and post producing an object, and you will be able to work independently with 3D printers.

Although you don’t need to have any previous experience with 3D printing for this workshop, it is important for you to have some basic knowledge about 3D modeling.

Learning outcome

During the 3d printing Berlin workshop you will learn how to:

• Design geometries suitable for prototyping with FDM & SLA Printing
• Understand the difference between SLA and FDM Printers
• Prepare your 3D file using Craftware Pro slicing software & Formlabs Preform slicing software
• Use the Craftbot & Formlabs Form 2 and Form 3 3D printers

By the end of the session, you will have the opportunity to present a project of your own to the instructor, and review the plan you have for 3D printing it.

Completing this workshop, with the corresponding membership, will also grant you access to the Craftbot, Dream Maker and WASP 3D printers, as well as to the Formlabs SLA Printers at MotionLab.Berlin.

Prerequisites

For this 3d printing Berlin workshop you will need:

• A laptop with:
• Craftware Pro software pre installed (You can download the free software HERE)
• Formlabs Preform software pre installed (You can download the free software HERE)

• A mouse with a scroll wheel

Other materials for the workshop will be provided to you and are included in the price.

The 3d printing Berlin workshop is held in English, and in German at specific request.