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The image presents a flow diagram of the 3D printing process using FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling) technology. It starts with a "3D model / CAD software" where "CAD" stands for "Computer-aided design," shows the star-shaped 3D CAD data on the monitor. The process continues with an "FDM machine - building by layers" which illustrates a supporting filament, build filament, extrusion head, liquifier, platform, extrusion nozzles, and a support structure. Two parallely arranged spools are displayed feeding the filaments to the machine. The next stage is "Removing support structure" where the support is detached from the star-shaped object, followed by "Painting, cleaning and polishing" depicted with spray, water, and cloth icons. Lastly, the object is placed in a "UV oven" labeled "Curing - 20 min" to presumably harden or set the printed material.
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The flow-chart illustrates the process of making christmas’s toys on a 3d printer.
Overall, the diagram has five main steps, beginning with a software and finishing with painting and cleaning the final product.
To iniciate producing the toy, it is necessary to design a 3d modelof the toy on a computer using a software calle CAD. After that being done, the FDM machine starts to build the layers for the product with colorfull liquifiers. This step requires a minimun temperature in order to heat the spools so it gain shape.
Continuing the process, after being printed, the support needs to be removed so the toy curing for 20 minutes in a especific type oven: UV. After the 20 minutes wait, the toy is almost done. The last step for it to become a christmas utility is to painting, cleaning and polishing. Furthermore, the final product will be done and very christmas’s like.
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