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    co-found 3D system Corporation, which created the first 3D printer. Many other companies have since then developed 3D printers for commercial applications. 3D printing or Additive Manufacturing is a process that takes digital input in the form of Computer Aided Design (CAD) model and creates solid, three-dimensional parts through an additive, layer by layer process. It can also be defined as a manufacturing process by which objects are created by fusing or depositing materials such as plastic, metal, living

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    rise in popularity of the new technology. Because of this, a new market of 3D printing will begin to grow and emerge very rapidly due to curiosity which makes this new technology a huge effecting factor on the economy. 3D printing is the process of additive manufacturing which creates objects by using a nozzle with a ABS plastic filament, melting the plastic, and layering the plastic in the appropriate locations in order to create an object. Though it is a relatively simple process, it takes a lot of

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    Your next house could be made out of concrete, by a 3D printer, in 20 hours. 3D printing, also known as Additive Manufacturing, is revolutionizing the way we build houses. This topic is extremely important, as it could save us time and money. While it could be expensive to build the printers and research the idea, this new idea of this construction method is worth the preliminary investment because 3D printing saves money on building materials, labor, and building 3D printed homes releases half the

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    Power of Personal Production Imagine that you could design a three-dimensional object as quickly as it would take to decide on material and computer design: this idea is what created the technology of 3D printing. From the conception of 3D printing in 1984, to the first stem cell transplant, 3D printing has evolved from a sci-fi like idea to a realistic addition in individual consumer lifestyles. Now instead of relying on large manufactures to produce a special or specific good, the consumer has

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    California’s Gas Prices Overpriced California since the gold rush has been known as the “Golden State” where it’s flooded with multicultural richness from the beaches to the mountains. California today is the most densely populated state with 38.8 million residents and is still rising, however, not only is the population ever increasing so are gas prices. Allysia Finley an editorial writer from The Wall Street Journal states, “The national average is $2.76 a gallon, while the Golden State drivers

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    supplements. Something that never crosses their mind while taking the product is that there could actually be something that could potentially harm their body. Often times, vitamins include some form of additive to enhance the pill, whether it be for the taste, or form (LiveStrong Foundation). Three additives that I found to be included in supplements are carrageenan, titanium oxide, and heavy metals such as lead or fluoride. These are all harmful toxins that can cause potential long-term health issues

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    The company Apis Cor has figured out how to construct houses using a 3D printer and thus have the potential to change the housing industry forever. Many companies have tried to use 3D printing in order to print houses however none have been successful until now. Apis Cor took a different approach to the issue, instead of making a printer that was larger than the housing unit it was attempting to print, it made a 3D printer that was able to be transported easily on a transport truck. This specialized

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    Zevia Review

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    Before I tell you what I think about Zevia pop, I want to tell you why I came to this place of doing a Zevia review. The fact is that I grew up on pop, as I'm sure many people did. My dad is a hardcore Pepsi drinker, and because I wanted to be just like my dad, I drank Pepsi all the time too. In fact, I remember getting into those crazy Pepsi versus Coke arguments that seemed to be popular when I was a teenager (in the 90s) and it made Pepsi really important to me somehow. When I got older, I started

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    Erlenmeyer Case Study

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    Process: Once an alchemical object/tool was chosen, a model was designed using a 3D printing software. In this case, a design of an Erlenmeyer flask was downloaded and imported to the software. The design was then scaled and orientated correctly. The designed was converted to the correct format, saved, and exported. It was then prepared for printing. In Thinkbox, a spool was obtained and loaded into the 3D printer, following the instructions on the screen. The file was opened on the provided computer

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    For my community service, I volunteered at PVNET during the past year. I learned multiple things while helping people with their coding classes, computer science classes, 3D modeling classes, and tinkering classes. I go to PVNET every Friday and Saturday for at least 5 hours. PVNET is located in the Rolling Hills mall, under the movie theater, and right next to Pottery Barn. At PVNET, I learned to use the 3D printers, to 3D model objects with software programs, and methods. 3D modeling takes up a

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