Notes+from+the+121511+meeting

If you haven't already, you can download Sketch up and Replicator G - they are both free software that you would use in the future. You could also have the kids look on thingiverse.com and perhaps pick out a couple SIMPLE objects they might like to try printing. (I believe it's pretty clean/safe, but I can't vouch for every page, etc)
 * http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:14604

ABS - Acrylonitrile-Butadiene-Styrene PLA - Poly Lactic Acid
 * Two types of plastic**

Thermister: keeps track of heat, resistor which changes heat based on resistance Nichrome wire
 * Components**

Hot End: 220°C(428°F) Tray(Hot Bed): 110°C(230°F) PLA: 90°C(194°F)
 * Melting Points:**

1)Their are limitations in what the printer is able to print, so you often must approach it from an unconventional perspective 2)The legality of printing certain things is not well defined due to the technology being so new, though the printer itself is open source and in the public domain. 3)The printer currently goes for 500 USD 4) Printable area is 6x6x6 inches 5) The level of fill can be set and can range from 0–100%
 * Useful Notes:**

Printable circuits Printable bloods vessels
 * Currently under development:**

[] Solar Sinter Project: []
 * News:**

PronterFace

need supplies: socket wrench for head thing tweezers to snip