Using 3D Printers
We house three Bambu Lab X1C 3D printer in our lab space. These printers are rather easy to use and set up and are great tools for prototyping active structures for our research.
Here, you may find some tips regarding using these machines for your research productivity.
Installing a "Bambu Studio" on your own computer seems to be more stable. I did notice that the university system sometime wipe out printing preset on the lab computer using university systems.
To print the TPU with good quality, please make sure you dry the filament one night before the actual printing happening.
For the SOP and more information about these printers, please see the following Google Drive link: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/12vPC5ic3zayYh8bq0xJm6oAxYXjujrXb?usp=drive_link
Using Laser Cutter for Prototyping
We house one ULS VLS 6.75 laser cutter in our lab space. Here, you may find some related information on using this machine for prototyping for your research productivity.
To learn how to maintain the machine, please check out the following YouTube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SS-xEpdzWbQ
To check out the SOP and JHA, please use the following link: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1HqTsjwLifownVgYSiFtSuxM9dVAITG-6?usp=drive_link