This page was part of an MTU course MSE4777 OA and MSE4777 OB/MSE5777/EE4777/EE5777: Open-source 3-D printing

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Biography[edit]

Brett Hulbert

Mechanical Engineering student with an minor in manufacturing. Vice president and captain of the club soccer team at MTU. Loves exploring the Keweenaw and experiencing all it has to offer.

Brett Hulbert is currently attending Michigan Technological University as a Mechanical Engineering student with a manufacturing minor. He is pursuing greater knowledge in the realm of open source software and hardware through MSE4777 in order to add to his engineering tool belt, specifically regarding additive manufacturing.

Past Work Relevant to Appropedia[edit]

All work through Appropedia is through MSE4777, an open source hardware and software class at Michigan Technological University. A summary of projects throughout the course of the class can be found below.

Open Source 3-D Printing Class[edit]

Proof of Print Build Online Students[edit]

Brett Hulbert MSE777 First Print - AthenaII

Everyone's Mini Projects[edit]

A picture of my Athena-II printer successfully printing!

3D_Printing_Failure_Database "No Machine Connected" error - Stopped printing partway through print

Rock wall hold based upon the blue lantern corps symbol

Customizable ring based on US ring sizes

Bow and arrow screen cover

Viking inspired light switch cover

Big Projects[edit]

Unit Circle Keychain

Scalpel Holder that houses 3mm, 4mm, and 5mm scalpel handle thicknesses and can be customized based on scalpel preference - Commercial holders can go for $60-100 - print is 42 cents. Commercial handles go for $1.80+ - prints are 11-19 cents