About this Event
Workshop Summary: Resin printing is a type of additive manufacturing that can create models with a much higher level of detail than regular filament printing. In this workshop, you will learn the process of printing a character, model, mascot, or figurine from start to finish with resin, as well as the advantages, disadvantages, and safety considerations of resin printing. After the workshop, you will print your deliverable model to spice up your desk, shelf, or anywhere else!
Location + Check-In Instructions: This workshop will be located in the MILL under McCarty Hall. You will need your Husky Card to get inside as well as to check in with the front desk. I will be waiting next to a large screen and wearing a purple shirt and a name tag.
Workshop Length: about 2 hours
What to Bring: Please bring your own personal laptop and install Anycubic Photon Workshop prior to the workshop. Alternatively, you can check out a laptop from the MILL as you enter. Additionally, if you have one, please also bring a USB drive so you don't need to check one out from the desk.
Safety: wear close-toed shoes, no necklaces or dangly earrings, and ensure any hair or headscarves are pulled back/pinned back so nothing is hanging in front of you. We will be working with liquids that are toxic and can stain clothes, so don't wear your favorite shirt!
Instructor Contact: Nick Barnhart - [email protected]
Event venue & nearby stays
McCarty Innovation & Learning Lab (The MILL), 4401 Northeast Mason Road, Seattle, United States
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