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Post-Processing Techniques: Make a 3D Print Look Like Stone

Posted on April 3, 2017April 7, 2017 by Jazmin Casing

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Ever wonder how to make a 3D print look like stone? Try out this easy post-processing technique inspired by an ambitious grade school project. While designed to be a fun project for children, adult supervision is required to ensure safety when using 3D printers, sanding tools, and spray paint and primer. How to make a […]

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3D Printing Curriculum, Blog

3D-printing helps students make sense of election madness!

Posted on October 31, 2016January 11, 2017 by Jazmin Casing

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We are excited to announce the newest addition to our 3D Printing Curriculm: Electoral Madness. Developed by educators Liz Ramos and John Stevens, this new lesson that incorporates 3D printing in the classroom could not be any more timely. As we quickly head towards one of the most controversial and widely discussed presidential elections in […]

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3D Printing for Education, Blog, Education, Featured, News

Airwolf 3D printers make successful landing in Mexico’s first Aerospace Innovation Center

Posted on September 1, 2016January 11, 2017 by Jazmin Casing

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Thanks to our partners at Ideaz3D, an authorized Airwolf 3D reseller and leading 3D-printing service provider located in Sonora, Mexico, Airwolf 3D is proud to announce the recent installation of two new AXIOM 3D printers in the Hermosillo Institute of Technology (ITH). The University was selected among 230 institutes in the country to be the […]

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3D Printing for Education, 3D Printing for Medicine, Blog, Education

Winning science fairs and saving lives: Logan Dalton’s 3D-printed vascular shunt

Posted on August 1, 2016January 12, 2017 by Jazmin Casing

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Congratulations to Logan Dalton on his award-winning 3D-printed vascular shunt! An eighth-grader at Gaspar De Portola Middle School in Tarzana, CA, Logan took home first place at the 2016 Los Angeles Science and Engineering Fair and second place at the 2016 California State Science Fair for his original invention, the “EZ Tie Emergency Temporary Vascular […]

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3D Printing for Education, Blog, Education

5 surprising lessons KIDS taught us about 3D printing

Posted on July 13, 2016July 13, 2016 by Airwolf 3D

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Airwolf 3D Blogger-in-Chief Jazmin Casing shares 5 surprising lessons learned from visiting the first group of students to build and fly Talon X1 3D-printed drone kits. Earlier this month, we launched our first 3D-printing educational kit: The Talon X1 Drone. Designed specifically for use as part of a STEM education curriculum, Talon X1 is a […]

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