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Tuesday
Apr202010

3D Print and Design Workshop in Seattle

Wulf Design owner and 3D print blogger Larry James is offering a "3D Print & Design Workshop" on April the 24th, for any readers in the Seattle vicinity. The session is being offered through the Seattle Free School. 
 
In the four-hour session, Larry will provide an introduction to 3D printing using a MakerBot printer (perhaps his own, #214, pictured above?) He'll go over the history of 3D printing, focusing on the open source projects. The plan is to have the class collaboratively build a new 3D object and even print it out on the MakerBot. 
 
If you're near Seattle, this sounds like a great session. 
 
Tuesday
Apr152008

Prism Engineering Training & Support

 

You just can't pick up an advanced 3D Modeling tool like SolidWorks or others and expect to be productive immediately. However, you can get training. One company offering training on a variety of CAD/CAM products is Prism Engineering of Pennsylvania. Their team of engineers, techs and trainers provide support and training on not only SolidWorks but also Mastercam and COSMOS. 
Oh yeah, they also provide a 3D printing service using Dimension technology!