Designing for 3D Printing: Snowflakes
December 3, 2019 @ 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Our 3D printers can be used to transform an idea to a finished object using a 3D modelling software like Tinkercad, an easy-to-use, free browser-based program. At this workshop, we will be using math and code to design one-of-a-kind snowflakes for 3D printing. Your finished design will be printed on our 3d printers; however, due to the time it takes to print, participants will need to pick up their finished snowflakes at a later time. For grades 4-8.
Please register>>
Tinkercad is a free browser-based application created by Autocad. Autodesk’s Tinkercad is one of the most popular classroom tools for creating simple designs from scratch, quickly modifying existing designs. It’s a free online 3D design program that you can use in your web browser without downloading any software. Tinkercad is extremely intuitive and easy to use, and has built-in Lessons to help you learn the ropes, making it perfect for beginners both young and old.
The library’s MakerLab has three MakerBot printers and a Lulzbot Mini printer. Check the MakerLab calendar for upcoming training sessions for the MakerBot and Lulzbot printers.
