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.

On today’s blog, we have Patrick Benfield from Magellan International School discussing the very exciting topic of 3D printing and upcycling!

Rob’s Make:able Challenge is complete and he’s developed an amazing arthritis dexterity game! Take a look at his entire design process from start to finish.

Introducing the 2024 Make:able Challenge judging panel, featuring experts from Autodesk, Prusa Research, MatterHackers and more.

Occupational Therapist, Paula de Santos Dorrego, participated in our Assistive Clips project – check out her portfolio!