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    3D Printer Integration [Image 12 of 12]

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    The image shows a black 3D-printed object resting on a wooden surface. The object appears to consist of a flat rectangular arm connected to a small square housing with a circular aperture, likely a camera or sensor mount. The layered texture characteristic of FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling) 3D printing is clearly visible on the surface.

    YUMA, ARIZONA, UNITED STATES

    10.18.2016

    Photo by Lance Cpl. Andrew Huff 

    Marine Aviation Weapons and Tactics Squadron-1

    U.S. Marine Corps Chief Warrant Officer 2 Matthew A. Wright, motor transportation maintenance officer with Marine Wing Support Squadron 372 displays a Humvee door handle as part of a 3D printer integration exercise during Weapons and Tactics Instructor (WTI) course 1-17 at site 50 training area, Wellton, Ariz., Oct. 18, 2016. Wright used additive manufacturing (AM) equipment to make objects from 3d model data throughout the WTI course. WTI is a seven week training event hosted by Marine Aviation Weapons and Tactics Squadron One (MAWTS-1) cadre which emphasizes operational integration of the six functions of Marine Corps aviation in support of a Marine Air Ground Task Force. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl. Andrew Huff)

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    Date Taken: 10.18.2016
    Date Posted: 10.20.2016 01:53
    Photo ID: 2932222
    VIRIN: 161018-M-MR863-0113
    Resolution: 3228x2152
    Size: 3.02 MB
    Location: YUMA, ARIZONA, US
    Web Views: 64
    Downloads: 8

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    A bald male individual wearing desert camouflage military uniform is working with what appears to be a 3D printer inside a military tent or temporary shelter. He is leaning forward and using both hands to adjust or operate the device, which has a visible blue-accented frame structure. The setting suggests a forward operating base or field environment.
    A close-up macro photograph of a 3D printer nozzle, marked with the number '35' (likely indicating a 0.35mm diameter), actively depositing material onto a print bed. The brass nozzle is attached to a polished stainless steel hotend assembly. A completed or in-progress bead/layer of printed material is visible on the dark print surface below.
    The image shows two black mounting or clamping components placed on a wooden surface. The right component has embossed text reading 'TORQUE ON SCREW 15 IN LBS MAX' and a visible Phillips head screw at its base. The left component appears to be a 3D-printed or machined L-shaped bracket, and additional hardware components are visible in the background.
    The image shows a 3D printer in operation, with a print head (hotend assembly) positioned over a partially completed black object on a blue print bed. A red filament feed tube is visible leading into the extruder assembly, which bears a red 'HOT!' warning sticker on a clear acrylic shield. The printed object appears to be a flat, honeycomb-patterned structure made from black filament.
    A black INVENT3D brand 3D printer is shown sitting on a wooden surface, likely inside a tent or temporary shelter. The printer appears to be in an active or ready state, with a spool of black filament loaded and a blue print bed visible. A military unit emblem (MWSS-371) is displayed on the front panel alongside an LCD status screen.
    A close-up photograph showing a person's hand interacting with what appears to be a dark leather jacket or vest, near a zipper and small fastener. The image features prominent lens flare bokeh effects from a bright light source, creating yellow and green circular light artifacts. A chain detail and a small label or tag are also visible on the garment.
    A U.S. Marine identified by the name tape 'WRIGHT' is seated in a military vehicle, likely a HMMWV (Humvee), with his arm resting on the open door frame. He is wearing USMC desert MARPAT camouflage utilities, a tan boonie cover, and reflective wraparound sunglasses. The image is taken from a low angle against a clear blue sky, giving a dramatic perspective.
    Close-up photograph of a 3D printer's extruder assembly, showing the hot end, nozzle, and associated components. A red filament feed tube is visible leading into the heating block, with a warning label partially readable as 'HOT' on a clear plastic guard. The blue print bed is visible in the lower portion of the frame.
    The image shows a desktop FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling) 3D printer, predominantly black in color, sitting on a wooden surface. The printer features a blue print bed, a large filament spool mounted on the side, and a white PTFE Bowden tube routing filament to the extruder. The machine appears to be powered on, as indicated by the illuminated blue LCD display on the front.
    Close-up photograph of a 3D printer's extruder or hotend assembly, showing a black printed plastic mount with a PTFE tube (white/blue) feeding into a pneumatic fitting. A metal wing nut or thumbscrew is visible securing a component, with cable bundles and wiring routed below. The image captures mechanical detail of what appears to be a Bowden-style filament feed system.
    A close-up macro photograph of what appears to be a mechanical or plumbing assembly featuring cylindrical metal components and brass fittings. The image shows two parallel stainless steel or chrome cylinders connected by brass hex fittings, with a small wire clip or retaining ring visible at the bottom. The shallow depth of field results in significant bokeh blur across much of the frame.
    The image shows a black 3D-printed object resting on a wooden surface. The object appears to consist of a flat rectangular arm connected to a small square housing with a circular aperture, likely a camera or sensor mount. The layered texture characteristic of FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling) 3D printing is clearly visible on the surface.

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    MAWTS-1
    Marine Aviation Weapons and Tactics Squadron One
    additive manufacturing
    USMCTECOM
    WTI 1-17
    Invent3D Printer

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