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1 Week Intermediate Camp

$325.00

Grades 7th - 12th with instructor Erin Balogh.

Mon - Fri, 1 pm - 4 pm @ 3DPmom Print Lab: 3132 Tiger Run Court, Suite 110, Carlsbad, CA 9210

Each student will be assigned their own laptop with intermediate level 3D design software, a Bambu Labs 3D printer, PLA filament in colors of their choice, and tools for use during class. Limited to 10 students per week

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Grades 7th - 12th with instructor Erin Balogh.

Mon - Fri, 1 pm - 4 pm @ 3DPmom Print Lab: 3132 Tiger Run Court, Suite 110, Carlsbad, CA 9210

Each student will be assigned their own laptop with intermediate level 3D design software, a Bambu Labs 3D printer, PLA filament in colors of their choice, and tools for use during class. Limited to 10 students per week

Grades 7th - 12th with instructor Erin Balogh.

Mon - Fri, 1 pm - 4 pm @ 3DPmom Print Lab: 3132 Tiger Run Court, Suite 110, Carlsbad, CA 9210

Each student will be assigned their own laptop with intermediate level 3D design software, a Bambu Labs 3D printer, PLA filament in colors of their choice, and tools for use during class. Limited to 10 students per week

 
  • Day 1: Introduction to 3D Printing & Fusion 360 Basics

    • Icebreaker Activity: Students introduce themselves and share something they’d like to create.

    • What is 3D Printing? Overview of 3D printing technology, filaments, slicing software, and real-world applications.

    • Show & Tell: Showcase real 3D-printed objects and discuss their design process.

    • Fusion 360 Basics:

      • Creating an account & understanding the interface.

      • Learning essential tools: sketching, extruding, fillets, and chamfers.

    • Design of the Day: Balloon Dragster (Part 1)

      • Introduction to designing multi-part objects for assembly.

      • Sketching and creating the chassis of the dragster.

      • Learning how to use constraints and parameters to ensure proper fit.

      • Saving and preparing designs for Day 2.

  • Day 2: Completing & Printing the Balloon Dragster

    • Review Prints from Day 1 (if any test prints were completed).

    • Continue Fusion 360 Design:

      • Balloon Dragster (Part 2) – Designing the wheels, axles, and balloon holder.

      • Adjusting and refining the design to ensure smooth assembly.

      • Exporting and slicing final models.

    • Printing & Assembly:

      • Begin 3D printing Balloon Dragster parts.

      • Discuss best practices for support material and print orientation.

    • Wrap-Up:

      • Any remaining prints will be completed overnight.

      • Preview of next day’s project.

  • Day 3: Articulated Creature Design

    • Review & Discussion: Recap of Fusion 360 tools used so far.

    • Design of the Day: Articulated Creature

      • Learn how to design chained, or linked, joints for an articulated model.

      • Discuss optimal angles and tolerances for smooth movement.

    • Export, Slice & Print:

      • Students prepare their designs for printing.

      • Choose filament colors and slice their models.

    • Print Troubleshooting & Refinements:

      • Identify and fix common print issues like layer adhesion and overhangs.

      • Discuss print orientation and support strategies for articulated designs.

  • Day 4: Impossible Pass-Through Design

    • Review & Discussion: Go over prints from previous days and discuss key learnings.

    • Fusion 360 Lesson:

      • Learn how to draw on multiple planes for complex geometry.

      • Apply dimensions and constraints to control design features.

      • Explore Sweep & Revolve tools to create smooth, organic shapes.

    • Design Challenge:

      • Students create their own Impossible Pass-Through design (e.g., a solid shape that appears to pass through another).

    • Export & Slice: Prepare files for printing, discuss print settings for complex designs.

    • Start Printing & Troubleshooting Session: Monitor first layers, review common print issues.

  • Day 5: Fidget Friday & Camp Wrap-Up

    • Review & Discussion: Reflect on skills learned throughout the week.

    • Design of the Day: Fidget Switch Toy

      • Learn how to design a print-in-place mechanism.

      • Incorporate springs and moving parts in Fusion 360.

      • Apply lessons from constraints, fillets, and tolerances for smooth movement.

    • Export, Slice & Print:

      • Finalize designs and prepare them for printing.

      • Discuss best print settings for functional moving parts.

    • Camp Showcase & Wrap-Up:

      • Students present their favorite print from the week.

      • Hand out Awards & Certificates!

      • Group photo & closing remarks.

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