In this blog, we sit down with Becky Ball from Bradfield School (UK) to talk about how she transitioned her students from Tinkercad to Fusion.

Teacher Aaron Sottile developed an efficient and streamlined method for managing 3D prints in the classroom. Check it out!

Students from Salisbury Middle School used Tinkercad and 3D printed moulds to grow their own consumer products from mycelium. Check out the case study!

Today, we have the pleasure of introducing you to the winners of the 2024 Make:able Challenge. Check out these amazing 3D printed assistive devices.

All our 3D printed mechanism cubes are now available to download from our Printables profile.

In today’s blog, we are joined by our pioneer teacher, Brandon Hazzard, who recently introduced his students to the design and manufacture of 3D printed assistive devices.

Over the past 2 weeks, we have been reviewing hundreds of submissions for this year’s Make:able 3D printing and assistive technology challenge. Today, we have the pleasure of announcing the finalist shortlist!

Say hello to the cam and follower mechanism cube – the latest addition to our 3D printed mechanisms course.