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For the fall 2020 semester at the University of Utah students of Ditagal Assemblies be using tools such as the Filabot EX2 filament extruder, the Filabot Pelletizer, and the Massive Dimension Direct Pellet Head Extruder, students will be introduced to a process of exploring digital technology and scholarship in design and making, with a focus on material experimentation in a context of design enquiry and discovery.

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Let us introduce you to Sandy, she is the nickname of the robotic arm that used to work in a sanding/finishing process in the plastics industry, and is now happily re-purposed as a large format 3D printer. Her operator, Matthew Sutton, is the owner and operator of binary, a multi-material, multi-scale additive fabrication studio located in Salt Lake City Utah.

As 3D printers get larger, filament is not a viable option for fabrication as the output is too slow. The next solution is a direct print pellet head extruder. Using pellets to directly print objects. We have designed the best pellet head extruder on the market.

We have decided to make a slight name change to our direct mount extruders for FPF printing. Currently, we have been using MDPH, the abbreviation for Massive Dimension Pellet Head. The question came up as to what is a Pellet Head? We were not sure how the name conveyed the meaning of what the product does. When naming a product it is important to name such a product in a way that conveys to customers what the product does. The current name we use does not convey what the MDPH unit does. Therefore we are going to change the MDPH...