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Students have a clear purpose - adding value to their community and designing what the paired teacher or staff member requests - exceeding just earning a grade. As they work, students develop essential skills, combining content-specific knowledge...

I've prepared three files for this robot: one for the head components, another for the arms and a large 'M,' and the last for the body and legs pieces. The left and right parts for shoulders, eyes, arms, and hands are identical. ...Share your feedback...

After bringing their designs to life using a 3D printer, they conduct rigorous testing to ensure their creations can effectively tighten the nuts onto matching bolts. This engaging challenge was successfully undertaken by two groups of 7th-grade...

Human beings possess a remarkable capacity to adapt and evolve, often responding instinctively to their surroundings. This innate ability to adjust enables humans to navigate diverse environments and situations effectively. ...By leveraging this unique...

To get started, you'll need the following parts: * 2 prints made from ABS plastic with 100% infill - each print takes around 6 hours and 30 minutes * 2 twist-off jars with a TO82 cover - I used old olive jars, but you can use any jar with an outside...

basically a more sturdier version of the original bed scraper! have fun! (Edit:Thank you guys so much for the support! i made this file when was a immediate beginner in blender. i can now say that im somewhat better. thank you all so much! ...also...

Industrial cleaning solution utilizes rugged scraper with reinforced tungsten core perfectly suited for conveyor belt maintenance. The tough tungsten-infused scraping device efficiently cleans off caked-on residue on worn belts. Reliable scraper...

Loose decorative letters "Make a Wish".

Roller to help hold your paper in place, with a tray attached to catch the dust Dimensions: 140 x 40 x 15 mm

I highly suggest printing this design at a leisurely pace since it's remarkably tiny and intricate! ...Have fun with it - I utilized Cura to prepare the file for 3D printing.

http://Make-a-tronik.com keychain - It can be printable in two colors

The cover for MARK aka Make A Robot Kit https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/tinkergen/mark Many users wanted to customize MARK into different colors, so here is the design file for you choose whatever filament color you like. ...

This activity effectively demonstrates the "make a ten" strategy for addition, showcasing how numbers like 9+4 can be represented as 10+3. ...The lesson can also be seamlessly adapted to illustrate subtraction concepts with ease.

... this guide. ...Learn about the materials, tools required, and techniques for creating a sturdy, reliable fastener that will securely hold your projects together. Whether you're a DIY enthusiast or a professional, master the art of making bolts today!

This is a cookie-cutter negative, which, when subtracted from any solid model of a gun (or really anything with a vaguely gun-like outline), makes that object into a laser pointer, with the trigger of the "gun" activating the laser! Designed to work...

To make a basic cookie cutter at home, you will need just a few simple tools and materials. First, gather some plastic or metal strips, preferably from an old credit card or similar item. You can also use a sharp utility knife to cut out your design...

Here's a cool looking LED light sign you can make: just check out these pictures and get the idea! This design is specifically tailored for FDM single extruder printers - you'll need to manually swap filaments at the correct layer height, and don't...

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Spinning up the drill on a piece of paper will make a pretty mess! Please be careful and use at your own risk! Story of this design:While working on a proof of concept for a project’s clamp mechanism, I needed a way to tell if the mechanism would...

Spinning up the drill on a piece of paper will make a pretty mess! Please be careful and use at your own risk! Story of this design:While working on a proof of concept for a project’s clamp mechanism, I needed a way to tell if the mechanism would...

The TYWLS Bot uploaded is the final product students will create in the make-a-bot volume project. Students will build a robot using parameters such as only cones, cylinders, spheres, and prisms, along with a maximum volume. Next, they will calculate...

This is a spool holder that lets you keep the door on your FlashForge Adventurer 3 without making any modifications to the machine for printing external filament. All of the other designs are hours and hours, tons of wasted plastic and you have to...

My name is Alejandro and I used those joints to make racks of different sizes, mainly to support a cabinet for 20L bottles of water. Oh yeah, no more bottles at the floor. (Then I made a bunch of smaller ones to organize my desk) For the first...

;-) It's just a keychain, but it should provide a more interesting response the next time somebody asks if you've ever printed "A gun." Instructions This is a very quick & easy print using the STL file posted here. I printed it in black PLA on a...

... or landing on a watch list. It's a fun response when asked if you've ever printed "A gun." Easy to print using PLA on a MakerGear M2 in under 10 minutes, using only 4 grams of material. ...Attach a standard metal ring to complete the look.

... compromising your moral code or landing on a government watch list. At least I hope it doesn't get me on one...;-) It's just a keychain, but it should give you a more intriguing answer the next time someone asks if you've ever printed "A Firearm."

This will create a series of evenly spaced lines along a wall at intervals of five-eighths, one-quarter, three-eighths, half, and five-fifteenths.

Humans are required to draw a complete circle using their hands.

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I'm excited to share my very first experience creating a wearable pendant.