Year one with a 3D printer: 17 tips
A 3D printer is a process of making three dimensional solid objects from a digital file. The creation of a 3D printed object is achieved using additive processes laying down successive layers of material until the entire object is created. You can print robots, math manipulative, and even parts for a 3D printer. Ms. Vicki Davis has seventeen technical tips to follow to keep your 3D printer in working condition.
- Find a video about loading the filament properly
- Make sure the feeder tube is long enough
- Call the manufacturer when you need help don't wait.
- Keep fingers from the inside of printer
- A curiosity cabinet keeps hand fingers away from printer
- Play with the resolution
- Always attend the printer
- Order filament in a variety of colors.
- Combine the smaller parts of a print job
- Organize your printing
- Invest in two nozzles
- Let student work in teams
- Start with pre-made items
- Use boxes to keep work organized
- Let students use software that's comfortable for them
Like any other classroom technology it takes time to master. I really have to be honest, I don't know anything about a 3D printer, but i am willing to learn. anything that will jog a students imagination is worth investing in.
You are missing one part of this post. Your title implies there is a Part 1 of C4T#3. I can't find. Does it exist?
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