Makeraser + Makelastic

Accessories for Makers that Expand the Possibilities of 3D Printing

3D Printers Have Problems

Stepping Prints don’t Stick

Or Prints stick too well

Brittleness (PLA)

Existing Solutions are not ideal

Immature

Inconsistent

Doesn’t Work

Expensive

The Makeraser

A Multitool for 3D Printers

-User gets better prints, from the first layers to post-processing-Works with any FDM 3D Printer

Applications

Removing Prints

The right amount of ‘Makeraser Ink’

Glue Prints Together

Stickify Printbed

Smooth Surfaces

Makelastic

Makelastic is a non-toxic chemical that plasticizes PLA, making it tougher yet more flexible. Most importantly, it’s made of recycled PLA – users can use theirLeftovers to create Makelastic themselves!

PLA (Rafts, failed prints, etc.)

Makelastic Precursor(Ethanol)

Makelastic Catalyst Viola! Makelastic!

Applications

Dip or Apply Makelastic to Part

Dry Part

Use it to your Heart’s content!

Perfect for

-Tires/Treads-Shoes-Gloves-Gears-Hinges-Gaskets-Squeeze-toys-Joints-Moulds for Casting-Buttons-Feet Nubs-Cases-Bumpers

The Big Vision

A Makeraser and a jug of Makelastic next to every 3D Printer.

- 20 different retail stores ready to buy our product- Made in Space is testing the Makeraser, could be sent

to ISS in 2014- Working with MIT to improve upon Makelastic

Team

JF Brandon (BA SFU)

• CSO at 3Di (3D Search Engine)

• Managed DShape N. America

• 50K prize for developing solution for NYC waterfront using concrete 3D Printing

• Finalist for 100K 3D4D Challenge

• Community Manager at GrabCAD

• Raised $3,300 on Indiegogo for the Rygo, the largest 3D print in North America

• Been featured on Discovery Channel, Wired, Huffpost, Forbes and Gizmodo

Christopher LoBello (Bsci NYU-Poly)

• Lead Designer for 50K prize for NYC waterfront Project.

• 3D Printing with Makerbot Cupcake #68. • Makerfaire 2010 Editors Choice Award

for MegaClaw.• Inno/vention competition 1st place

winner 2008 and 2009.• Been featured on Makezine, Gizmodo

and Hackaday.

Thanks!

Prototype Designs Present Iteration