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Which dimension does 4D printing add?
Answer: Time
Why: Smart materials in the prints change shape on their own once a trigger such as water, heat or light reaches them.
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Which text commands tell a 3D printer where to move?
Answer: G-code
Why: G-code was made for CNC machine tools, so a printer's G1 straight-line move is the same command a milling machine follows.
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Where does electron beam melting build its parts?
Answer: In a vacuum
Why: Electrons scatter off gas molecules, so the beam needs a vacuum, while laser metal printers simply fill their chamber with argon or nitrogen.
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Which process fuses nylon powder with a laser?
Answer: SLS
Why: The loose powder around each part holds it up during the build, so SLS prints need no support structures.
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Which custom-fit devices are almost all made by 3D printing?
Answer: Hearing aids
Why: Each shell starts as a silicone impression of the wearer's ear canal, which is laser-scanned and then printed in light-curing resin.
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What tool did Scott Crump first use to build a shape in layers?
Answer: Hot glue gun
Why: Crump's company Stratasys trademarked the name FDM, which is why the open-source RepRap community calls the same method FFF.