SolidWorks CSWA Additive Manufacturing Study Exam With Correct Answers

SolidWorks CSWA Additive Manufacturing Study 3D printers can only print parts that are rigid and unable to bend or compress. - Answer-FALSE 3D printing technology is expanding and is now able to print metal parts. - Answer-TRUE A 3D print can be paused at any time if it seems the material is going to run out. Once the material is replaced, the print can resume where it left off. - Answer-TRUE Additive mftg uses much less material than any other traditional "subtractive" mftg processes. - Answer-TRUE All 3D printed parts will adhere properly when using superglue to hold them together - Answer-FALSE, it doesn't work for every part Blue painters tape is considered the most difficult adhesion from which to remove printed parts - Answer-FALSE, glue stick is FDM printed parts should have a drain opening to ensure that resin doesn't get trapped inside the part. - Answer-FALSE, this is SLA Food items can be printed using a 3D printer. - Answer-TRUE How many layers should you observe when the print begins? - Answer-3-5 If a print experiences an error, you can cancel it at any time to save time and material. - Answer-TRUE Native CAD files as well as STL files can be downloaded directly from the 3D Content Central site. - Answer-TRUE One method of accounting for shrinkage in the finished part is scaling the model in the slicer software before sending it to print. - Answer-TRUE Placing a Formlabs printed part in the Form Wash isopropyl alcohol bath removes the need to wash the printed part by hand. - Answer-TRUE SLA printers automatically heat the resin to the correct temperature and don't need any manual adjustments to maintain it. - Answer-TRUE SLA printing uses a plastic strand that's pushed through a heated nozzle in a specific pattern, producing one layer at a time. - Answer-FALSE, this is FDM SOLIDWORKS "Design Guidance" functionality produces much more organic and unique geometry than if modeled by the user - Answer-TRUE