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Just passionate about 3D printing- but can’t do CAD!

Yup, that’s me! Is it you too?

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Briefly my story ….

I am Ann Marie Shillito. This is why I went from

designer maker to software entrepreneur!

• designer maker jeweller• hands-on making in series• industrial technologies for

limited production• digital designing • laser cutting, 3D printing• founder/CEO: Anarkik3D Ltd • 3D modelling software

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1990 Research: laser cutting titanium, niobium for jewellery in series •High end engineering software:

– Manage 2D digital designing – just!

– First hear about 3D printing

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1997: learn 3D CAD: •TriSpectives, TruSpace •frustrating, soul destroying experience•1st 3D print in wax for casting

•1998: 2nd 3D print : ABS

•1999: Research Fellow at Edinburgh College of Art

Remit: investigate CAD products for better experience for designer makers

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Struggle to learn Rhino, design coffee table, prototype it

2000: apply AHRC: major funding for Tacitus Research Project …

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‘Tacitus’ Research Project 2000 – 2004

investigating haptic technology as a more intuitive way of working digitally in 3D for designer makers/applied artists

Ann Marie Shillito: Principle Investigator/Research FellowEdinburgh College of Art.

Dr. Mark Wright: Co-Investigator/Research Fellow University of Edinburgh. (EdVEC/Informatics)

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2007: spin-out company from Tacitus research

2010: Product: Anarkik 3D Design•Accessible haptic 3D modelling software

•For designer makers, artists, •Creative persons, all ages

• non-CAD users

Creative freedomto stretch the scope of our imagination

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Furniture Project: to recreate wood

8http://4axyz.com

Printer developed by 4AXYZ furniture company (Samir Shah)Material: wood powderMethod: specialised glue binder printed in.

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Ceramics: applied artPrinter: Delta 3D

Material: clayMethod: extrusion

By Jonathan Keep

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Ceramic forms 3D printed by Jonathon Keep

http://www.keep-art.co.uk

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Printer : Delta 3D Material: clay Method: extrusion

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Unfold: Rapman 3D printer for extruding clay

Printer: Rapman Material: clayMethod: extrusionProject developed by Unfold

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Printer: Rapman Material: precious metal clay (silver)Method: extrusionProject developed by Esteban Schunemann

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Printer: Rapman (solar powered)Material: desert sandMethod: sintering using focused sun rays

Project developed by Marcus Kayser

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 Printer: Delta, Method: extrusion.Project by Designer Thorsten Franck: 7 Days 7 Stools collection: thin

walled vessels stabilized by ‘foldings’ to make structurally sound. 2014

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Consumer 3D printer Material: ABS or PLAMethod: filament extruded Jewellery by HotPopFactory

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To 3D print successfully, you need a good digital 3D model: 1. you can download someone else’s 3D model2. you can ‘scan’ an object ….. or yourself3. you can use software programmes to convert data into a 3D form4. you can create it yourself from scratch …

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Collaborate with others: open source element dress by Dutch fashion designer Anouk Wipprecht •Open invitation to all to download, edit base file of particle through the TinkerCAD base template•Aim: collect about 150 parts created around the world, linked together into a item for Fashion Show

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CAD: great tool - amazing what designer produce with it. Same with processing programmes, i.e. Grasshopper and mathematical algorithms .

The complexity of the work is wonderful. This though can be as intimidating to the non-CAD user as the CAD packages used to create the work!

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Acquiring a 3D digital model by capturing sound, and using

processing (coding) to transform data into printable forms

By SHAPES iN PLAY Material: polyamide

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Acquiring a 3D digital model:

using algorithms to cluster units

into unique printable forms

By Justin Marshall

Material: polyamide

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Creating a 3D digital model using coding (Grasshopper) to create precision patterns

with moire effect when units printedBy Lynn MacLachlan Material: polyamide

Finished by dyeing

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The inBloom Dress: developed out of the desire to push the capabilities of what could be printed on an Ultimaker 3D printer using flexible PLA filament.

Dress design: XYZ Workshop

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Diego Zamora:

PhD Project: 3D printing directly onto fabric

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Noa Raviv:

3D printed fashion

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Application: Inner Leaf shoe 3D printed Shoe Collection.Printer: ?, Materials: Polyamide? By Janina Alleyne,

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Aphrodite shoes.Makerbot Replicator 2 and any

home printer, ABS, PLA, bronze, Laywood filament,

straps in Ninjaflex (printed in 2 parts)

By Michele Badia

Below: simple, DIY Shoes Cube 3D printer, or any home printer. ABS or PLA (printed in three parts, and fitted together. )

By United Nude founder, Rem D Koolhaas

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Francis Bitonti:

3D printed shoes

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Illuminated pins for dancers at Northern Ceilidh, Dundee 2014

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3D printer: MakLab, in ABS/PLA

Finish: dyed and set with LEDs and fastenings

By Elizabeth Armour

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Symbiotic Love Collection: 3D printed in polyamide.

Finishing: dyed, set with silver and pearls

By Elizabeth Armour (3DPrintShow Global Awards

2014 Finalist: Rising Star)

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Project: Combining advantages of

traditional Mokumegane and

lost wax castingand cutting-edge

technology (Rhino, 3D printing)

Applied art: jewellery3D printed: photosensitive resin or wax, then cast.

By Jae-won Yoon

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31Illustration adapted from Sketchup Presentation for i.materialise conference. Can be seen here http://vimeo.com/11322333

Sketchup

Anarkik 3D Design

Grasshopper

TinkerCAD

Design it yourself. With CAD

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Rhino (old version)

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Blender

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CAD & coding barriers to DIY for non-CAD user : ‘boring’ & ‘hard’ Companies, groups & individuals developing other software types & methods for creating 3D digital forms!

TinkerCAD

123D Design

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By Unfold

Using a gestural system for digital form-making for 3D printing.

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By Kathryn Hinton

Using haptic hammering system for digital form-making.

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Exploiting haptics for more intuitive digital form-making: Anarkik3D

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• move & rotate objects & world in 3D

• manipulate, deform: feel and see interactions

• scale, construct, subtract: serendipity as default

• Export file formats: direct to 3D printing

• To some CAD (e.g. Rhino)

Anarkik 3D Design

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Jewellery and sculptural

objects

Designed using Anarkik

3D Design and Rhino

by Farah Bandookwala.

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3D printed rings

Designed using Anarkik 3D Design package

by Birgit Laken

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3D Consequences Pilot Project

• Collaboration: 4 designers makers: swop digital models: 3 iterations•Educational: newbie supported to learn 3D digital modelling for 3D printing

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3D Consequences Pilot Project•12 digital models for 3D printing•8 3D printed models: sponsorship from Sculpteo

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6 jewellery students, struggling to use (Rhino). Digital results: 1 day workshop (Anarkik 3D Design)

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6 pieces of 3D printed jewellery, resulting from 1 day workshop (Anarkik 3D Design)

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Top: digital image (CAD), ABS with acrylic paint, digital image(Anarkik 3D Design)/ titanium (hand wrought gold), ‘cast silver ‘ (render), Middle: paper, resin, polyamide (titanium ring), polyamide. Bottom: bronze, PLA, bronze, ceramic, bronze.

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[email protected] http://anarkik3d.co.uk anarkik3d.wordpress.com@anarkik3d @anarkymarie Anarkik 3D Design 47

To quote Peter Dormer:“It is not craft as ‘handicraft’ that defines contemporary craftsmanship: it

is craft as knowledge that empowers a maker to take charge of technology.”

Thank you.

Ann Marie Shillito

CEO of Anarkik3D Ltd

Author: ‘Digital Crafts: Industrial Technologies for Applied Artists and Designer Makers’.

Freeman of the Worshipful Company of Goldsmiths (by redemption)

Fellow of the RSA (2014)