Difference between revisions of "3D Printer Peer Certification"
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* There are some people who will want to take the [[Intro to 3D Printing Class]] to get a full understanding of the design and use of a 3D printer. These classes are presented to teach many people at a time. | * There are some people who will want to take the [[Intro to 3D Printing Class]] to get a full understanding of the design and use of a 3D printer. These classes are presented to teach many people at a time. | ||
| − | * It will be necessary to be trained in the use of the 3D | + | * Peer certification is another way to get trained and up to speed to use the 3D printers |
| + | * Peer certification or instruction can be done with a knowledgeable member who uses the 3D printers and wants to give a 1 on 1 instruction to another member | ||
| + | * It will be necessary to be trained in the use of the 3D printers with a class or peer instruction of the UltiMaker II and MatterControl Delta 3D printers | ||
** How does each 3D printer work | ** How does each 3D printer work | ||
** Proper use and control of each 3D printer | ** Proper use and control of each 3D printer | ||
** Discussion of the software that creates the files and how the files are accessed on the 3D printer | ** Discussion of the software that creates the files and how the files are accessed on the 3D printer | ||
** What is expected of each user of the 3D printer | ** What is expected of each user of the 3D printer | ||
| + | ** Discuss that MakeICT supplies the filament, cost is $.04 per gram | ||
** How to change filaments | ** How to change filaments | ||
** How to troubleshoot problems and report problems that cannot be resolved | ** How to troubleshoot problems and report problems that cannot be resolved | ||
| − | * One of the members who is trained in the use of the 3D printer and certified will do a peer certification to validate all of the above using | + | * One of the members who is trained in the use of the 3D printer and certified will do a peer certification to validate all of the above using the '''3D Printer Peer Certification form''' |
** The form will be signed and dated by the member who just got certified | ** The form will be signed and dated by the member who just got certified | ||
** The form will be signed and dated by the 3D certified member | ** The form will be signed and dated by the 3D certified member | ||
** The form will be retained by MakeICT | ** The form will be retained by MakeICT | ||
** The new certified member will be entered on the FabLab 3D Printer approved user section on the Wiki | ** The new certified member will be entered on the FabLab 3D Printer approved user section on the Wiki | ||
| − | * It is the | + | * It is the responsibility of all certified 3D printer users to review any published information at the 3D printer area |
| − | * It is the | + | * It is the responsibility of all certified 3D printer users to update their certification if there are any changes that require any new forms to be signed |
* Failure to comply with the 3D printer certification rules could have there certification revoked | * Failure to comply with the 3D printer certification rules could have there certification revoked | ||
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Latest revision as of 22:56, 13 October 2015
- There are some people who will want to take the Intro to 3D Printing Class to get a full understanding of the design and use of a 3D printer. These classes are presented to teach many people at a time.
- Peer certification is another way to get trained and up to speed to use the 3D printers
- Peer certification or instruction can be done with a knowledgeable member who uses the 3D printers and wants to give a 1 on 1 instruction to another member
- It will be necessary to be trained in the use of the 3D printers with a class or peer instruction of the UltiMaker II and MatterControl Delta 3D printers
- How does each 3D printer work
- Proper use and control of each 3D printer
- Discussion of the software that creates the files and how the files are accessed on the 3D printer
- What is expected of each user of the 3D printer
- Discuss that MakeICT supplies the filament, cost is $.04 per gram
- How to change filaments
- How to troubleshoot problems and report problems that cannot be resolved
- One of the members who is trained in the use of the 3D printer and certified will do a peer certification to validate all of the above using the 3D Printer Peer Certification form
- The form will be signed and dated by the member who just got certified
- The form will be signed and dated by the 3D certified member
- The form will be retained by MakeICT
- The new certified member will be entered on the FabLab 3D Printer approved user section on the Wiki
- It is the responsibility of all certified 3D printer users to review any published information at the 3D printer area
- It is the responsibility of all certified 3D printer users to update their certification if there are any changes that require any new forms to be signed
- Failure to comply with the 3D printer certification rules could have there certification revoked
