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  • Learn to 3D Print for kids

    Aimed at children, this class is a complete introduction to 3D printing. Send your kids to experience first hand, what people are saying will change everything. They will get hands on experience with a 3D printer and get to print there own thing!

    This intro class includes a 3D printed object of your choice that you can take home with you. Print time is limited to 1 hour per person, so your part will need to be smallish things that can print in one hour (we will scale the object down to print in 1 hour, but if you start with a big part, detail will be lost)

    For bonus points you can sign up for tinkercad.com and draw your own 3D part for printing.

    Date: Friday 9 October 2015
    Time: 9am to 12 midday
    Venue: The MakerSpace at The Foundary, 43 Station Drive, Berea
    Cost: R350pp
    What to bring: Laptop + something to print from thingiverse (http://www.thingiverse.com/)

    Adult supervision required for children under 13.

    In the class we will cover:
    1. the background and history of 3D printing
    2. What impact 3D printing will have on the future
    3. Different technologies in 3D printing
    4. FDM/FFF printing
    5. Material options with 3D printing
    6. Understanding 3D models
    7. How to get a 3D model
    8. Modelling software options
    9. Preparing a model for print
    10. 3D print a small example for each person.
    In order to get the most out of the class, it is best if everyone can bring a laptop computer with certain free software pre-installed (this will save a bit of time)
    for easy modelling register for an account for this online software:https://www.tinkercad.com/
    Slicing software:
    https://ultimaker.com/en/cura-software (established versions NOT BETA)

     

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    Date/Time
    Date(s) - 09/10/15
    9:00 am - 12:00 pm

    Location
    MakerSpace @ the Foundry

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