PrintLab and Autodesk welcome you to the 2025 Make:able Challenge! This year, we have several new updates, including an interactive workbook.

Support thousands of students and makers participating in the Make:able 2025 Challenge with a pre-recorded presentation.

Learn how to design a micro:bit dual switch access device for people with disabilities.

Start the new school year with exciting, ready-to-teach 3D printing content. Here’s 10 ways PrintLab can help.

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.