RepRap Manufacturing for the Masses

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RepRap Manufacturing for the Masses Adrian Bowyer University of Bath, U.K. FOSDEM, 7 February 2010

RepRap is a replicating 3D printer What is RepRap? RepRap is a replicating 3D printer

RepRap Facts RepRap can copy about half its own parts. The other half: hardware shops or online. Cost of all the materials €350. Working volume: 200 x 200 x 140 mm3. Material: most plastics. Print rate: 19 ml/hour (2.5 days to replicate). Licence: GPL.

RepRap Makes http://thingiverse.com

Anyone with a RepRap can make another RepRap for a friend 29 May 2008

It's like MP3 music sharing, but for real solid stuff... ...ultimately any stuff

People are constrained by Rules Economics Biology Physics

Rules Registered and Unregistered rights Copyright (unregistered) Patent (registered) Unregistered and registered design Passing off

Economics Making manufacturing like agriculture Developing communities Economies of scale Distribution Recycling

Biology

Physics

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