Our refreshed Designing for 3D Printing course focuses on the core principles of FFF printing, using real examples, test models, and a practical approach to help you design with confidence.

Design a custom 3D printed storage organiser in Tinkercad or Autodesk Fusion, engineered around real objects and real spaces.

Take a deep dive inside the MakerTrack course and discover how to move from solderless circuit experiments to fully designed 3D printed products.

Discover the Make:able Challenge, a global design initiative using 3D design and 3D printing to create assistive solutions for real people. Here are seven reasons to take part.

We’re sharing our example design journey for the Outdoor Adventures Challenge, exploring how a 3D printed camp kitchen evolved through observation, iteration, and real-world testing.

Introducing new open-ended design challenges, including 3D Printed Games and Outdoor Adventures, alongside a refreshed challenge structure.

Take part in the 2026 Make:able Challenge from PrintLab and Autodesk. Use 3D design and printing to create and share open-source assistive technology.

Learn quick, practical techniques for branding your 3D printed products and creating professional open-source resources.