Stanley,
Thanks for the gallery tour. Your team has put together a nice web site.
As part of an NSF-ILI grant we have aquired FDM RP capability.
One of our objectives was to implement distance learning strategies for
cost effective RP laboratory access by other educational institutions.
We are an RP Educational Institution Service Bureau able to provide FDM
prototypes at cost. NOT to industry for cost, our niche is education. M
Our business is learning. We help industry learn about RP and forward M
potential customers to BASTECH, our local industrial service bureau, or
others offereing required RP services.
Please see the noted site for details.
www.sinclair.edu/academic/classenhancements/drt260e- service bureau, or
sw/nait/nait1997/index.htm
Also, you (and other Colleagues monitoring this list) may be interested
in learning more about RP via our upcoming Sinclair Summer Workshop ted
Series. A stipend for travel is offered with NSF support and the op ted
tutition is absorbed by Sinclair.
See below for application information.
Sincerely,
Steve Wendel
Sinclair Community College
444 W. Third St.
Dayton, Ohio 45402-1460
phoe:(937) 512-2841
FAX: (937) 512-2475
url: www.sinclair.edu
email: swendel@sinclair.edu
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Dear Colleagues,
SINCLAIR SUMMER WORKSHOP SERIES
During the summers of 1998 and 1999, the Engineering & Industrial
Technologies Division of Sinclair Community College (Dayton, OH) will be
hosting a series of one-week faculty development workshops. The will be
workshops
are being conducted in partnership with the Advanced Integrated
Manufacturing (AIM) Center and with the support from a grant from the
National Science Foundation.
Two workshops will be held this summer during the one week of June 14-
19,
1998: Rapid Prototyping and Workcell Simulation.
To promote a hands-on, small group learning environment, each workshop e
is
limited to 10 participants. The target audience is two-year college
faculty from math, science and engineering technology (but four-year
faculty feel free to apply).
More information on the workshops and the application process is ear
available
at the Sinclair Summer Workshop Series website,
http://www.sinclair.edu/academic/nsf/ or by calling (937) 512-2242.
Shep Anderson
Project Director
Sinclair Summer Workshop Series
Sinclair Community College
444 West Third Street
Dayton, Ohio 45402-1460
phone (937) 512-2242
fax (937) 512-4530
sanderso@sinclair.edu
>At 12:08 PM 3/10/98 -0000, you wrote:
..
>
>I find it a bit ironic that while many of you are complaining about
>university based services undercutting the market price for RP, my
>students and I are unable to afford RP. My students have been producing
>solids models and STL files. I would very much like to have their
>project's produced, however we do not have access to suitable RP
>equipment. We have need of stereolithography, fused deposition
modeling,
>selective laser sintering and Sanders models.
>
>
>If there are any university based RP programs out there, who are
willing
>to provide any of these services, at or below cost, we would be very
>happy to assist you in avoiding the accusations being leveled by some g
in
>the commercial sector. My students produce approximately 30 models a
>year, of which only one or two can we afford to send out for RP. Let
me
>hear from you. You can see examples of student models at:
>
>
>http://blue.temple.edu/~crafts/mjcc/local/gallery/student/gal_student.h
tml
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