How much do you really know about 3D printers? Many people know that they are a frontrunner of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, used and developed across a wide range of industries—yet they still find 3D printers unfamiliar, put off by the high price and the feeling that they aren't really essential in everyday life. But once you read Future Scientists and Engineers: 3D Printer (미과공 3D 프린터), you'll come to see that a 3D printer is a friendly companion that lets you create tools you can put to use in your own life right away, from interior décor to hobby figurines.
Future Scientists and Engineers: 3D Printer guides you through the book with the goal of perfectly completing an object called the "toy duck." If you've just begun to take an interest in 3D printers, follow along with this book and carry out the printer's functions one by one. By the time you reach the final page, you'll find a cute "toy duck" in your hands before you know it. With your next creation after the "toy duck," go ahead and turn your imagination into reality to your heart's content.
Everything about 3D printers, learned through cute illustrations and real-world examples!
Starting from the history of tools, Future Scientists and Engineers: 3D Printer covers all the 3D printer functions a beginner must know—the essential parts and operating principles of a 3D printer, the 3D design program Tinkercad, the slicer program Cura, printing and painting, and how to cope with unexpected situations—presented so that readers can follow along easily and enjoyably. Even those encountering a 3D printer for the first time can create their own impressive 3D works, as long as they have imagination, creativity, technical skill, and the ability to apply what they've learned.