Additive manufacturing (AM) or additive layer manufacturing (ALM) is the industrial production name for 3D printing, a computer controlled process that creates three dimensional objects by depositing materials, usually in layers.
TEST CUBE
This is me bulding the 3D Printer
Printed
One Side of Design
Another side
All modeling must be completed in SolidWorks.
Prepare your design for 3D printing using a slicer compatible with additive manufacturing.
Use PLA filament for all prints.
Each individual link must occupy no more than 20mm cube of space.
Conduct test prints with a maximum of two links before proceeding to the full print (up to five links).
Slicer-generated supports are not permitted; your design must be self-supporting.
My sketch of the Roller Chain
Test Piece
Photo of Part in SolidWorks
Design before Sliced
Finished Part
GIF of Finished Product
Dimensions of the tag should be 15 mm x 60 mm x 3 mm
Make sure to add a small hole at the end for hanging.
Print two (one to turn in and one to keep (if wanted))
Emboss or engrave the letters of your name. Add "25-26".
Part Design of Tag Piece
Tag attched to Finished Roller Chain
Both Parts before Slicing
Finshed Part after Printing
GIF of Finsihed Product