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| Jeff and Kim at the WOOF booth |
Wednesday and Thursday September 24th and 25th
WOOF participated in the University of Washington’s annual First Year Programs
Dawg Daze (http://www.uwdawgdaze.com/) held in Red Square. In wind and rain, WOOF used the opportunity to introduce interested students to some
of WOOF’s projects, encourage them to sign up for the mailing list and to
attend the upcoming “Come One Come All” meeting. On display were a collection
of 3D objects printed in a variety of materials such as poly lactic acid (PLA),
a carbon fiber composite PLA and recycled HDPE. Running off of a 12 volt Fire Engine battery and a power inverter was this year's printer kit - the Printrbot - offered for sale to anyone interested in building their own 3D printer. Enthusiasm for the club was high
with 290 students expressing interest. WOOF welcomes new members from all
backgrounds and levels of experience. Anyone is welcome to drop by the WOOF room - Room G045 on the ground floor (almost the basement) of the UW's Mechanical Engineering Building (MEB G045).
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| Printrbot, filament, and objects printed and cast in different materials: PLA, Carbon Fiber Composite PLA and Brass |
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