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Robots on mars

A complete Mars Rover that can be printed on a single print bed and an example tool for the Mars Rover.

CCBYNCSA

Recommended print settings

Print profile:	Default
Initial platform:	None
Print supports:	On
Advanced settings:	Default

Total print time 3 hours 15 minutes
Total filament 6.7 m
Additional non-printable components
Printed all at once

Rocketdyne F1 Nozzle

The nozzle of the Saturn V moon rocket engine. Can be printed with or without supports. Placing all the nozzles on the print bed will save some printing time.

CCBYNCSA

Recommended print settings

Print profile:	Default
Initial platform:	None
Print supports:	On
Advanced settings:	Default

Total print time 4 hours
Total filament 5.5 m
Additional non-printable components
Printed all at once

Rota Board

The board needed to play the Rota game. Use the additional models, Rota Pieces, to complete the game set. For detailed print instructions of rota pieces download the lesson resources.

CCBYSA

Recommended print settings

Print profile:	Default
Initial platform:	None
Print supports:	Off
Advanced settings:	Layer height to 0.2 mm

Total print time 2 hours 45 minutes
Total filament 7.5 m
Additional non-printable components
Printed all at once

Rubber Band Car

Gears and wheels for a rubber band-powered car. Students can experiment with the gear’s size and number of teeth to get an optimal combination for speed.

CCBYSA

Recommended print settings

Print profile:	Default
Initial platform:	None
Print supports:	Off
Advanced settings:	Default

Total print time 12 hours 10 minutes
Total filament 26.7 m
Additional non-printable components
Printed all at once

RUBBER BAND PLANE

The rubber band-powered plane is missing its wings and horizontal stabilizers! Students are challenged to design and 3D print these components in this two-part lesson. First, students learn the basics of flight and simple aerofoil designs before designing their own wings. Then they 3D print their wings and stabilizers. Next, students assemble their plane with the provided fuselage and propellers along with their wing designs and horizontal stabilizers. Discuss the various student designs and if improvements can be made.

CCBYNCSA

Recommended print settings

Print profile:	Default
Initial platform:	None
Print supports:	On
Advanced settings:	Default

Total print time 4 hours
Total filament 7 m
Additional non-printable components
Printed all at once

Saddles

An easy-to-print model of a topographic feature – saddles. This model will help the pupils to visualize these geographical shapes.

CCBYSA

Recommended print settings

Print profile:	Speed Print
Initial platform:	None
Print supports:	Off
Advanced settings:	Default

Total print time 25-45 minutes
Total filament 0.8 m
Additional non-printable components
Printed all at once

Saturn

The planet Saturn is provided.

CCBYSA

Recommended print settings

Print profile:	Default
Initial platform:	None
Print supports:	Off
Advanced settings:	Default

Total print time 7 hours 50 minutes
Total filament 18.8 m
Additional non-printable components
Printed all at once

Screw and nut

A nut is a type of fastener with a threaded hole. Nuts are almost always used with a mating screw or bolt to fasten multiple parts together. The two pieces are kept together by a combination of their threads’ friction, a slight stretching of the screw and compression of the arts to be held together.

CCBYSA

Recommended print settings

Print profile:	Fine
Initial platform:	None
Print supports:	Off
Advanced settings:	Default

Total print time 14 hours
Total filament 33 m
Additional non-printable components
Printed all at once

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Simple Gravity Racer Cards

This 2-card kit contains all the pieces that when assembled, create a race car.

CCBYSA

Recommended print settings

Print profile:	Fine
Initial platform:	None
Print supports:	On
Advanced settings:	Default

Total print time 3 hours 30 minutes
Total filament 4.3 m
Additional non-printable components
Printed all at once

Small oval bag tag

A small oval nametag with initials. Easy and quick to print.

CCBYNCSA

Recommended print settings

Print profile:	Default
Initial platform:	None
Print supports:	Off
Advanced settings:	Default

Total print time 30 minutes
Total filament 0.6 m
Additional non-printable components
Printed all at once

Solar System

Designing a display of planets introduces the concept of proportional relationships. Visual aids (basketball vs golf ball for example) can help visualize the concept. Including the sun in the design will make the other planets tiny so it is advisable not to include the sun in the model. Rotate the model 45% in the Z axis and scale to 90% to fit the printing area of the eDee 3D printer.

CCBY

Recommended print settings

Print profile:	Default
Initial platform:	None
Print supports:	Off
Advanced settings:	Default

Total print time 15 hours
Total filament 23 m
Additional non-printable components
Printed all at once

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Solar System

A simplified, scaled model of the Solar System.

CCBYSA

Recommended print settings

Print profile:	Default
Initial platform:	None
Print supports:	On
Advanced settings:	Default

Total print time 10 hours 30 minutes
Total filament 29.5 m
Additional non-printable components
Printed all at once

SpaceX Raptor Atm

This is a nozzle for the engine of an upcoming SpaceX rocket. It is optimized for performance at liftoff. It can be printed with or without supports. Placing all the nozzles on the print bed will save some printing time.

CCBYNCSA

Recommended print settings

Print profile:	Default
Initial platform:	None
Print supports:	On
Advanced settings:	Default

Total print time 50 minutes
Total filament 0.7 m
Additional non-printable components
Printed all at once

Spirograph

A spirograph is a geometric toy developed by British engineer, Denys Fisher and first sold in 1965. It produces mathematical roulette curves known as hypotrochoids and epitrochoids.

CCBYSA

Recommended print settings

Print profile:	Default
Initial platform:	None
Print supports:	Off
Advanced settings:	Default

Total print time 2 hours 45 minutes
Total filament 7 m
Additional non-printable components
Printed all at once

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Stackable Planetary Gear Mechanism (Reducer)

A fully functional hand-cranked model of a multi-stage planetary reducer. Each stage has a gear ratio of 1:6, so the overall gear ratio of a 3-stage reducer is 1:216. The design allows for an unlimited number of stages, but a practical limit is 3 stages. Assembly takes about 30 minutes. Some of the cogs needs to be shaved so it can rotate freely. Mind the direction of the gears to assemble it correctly.

CCBY

Recommended print settings

Print profile:	Fine
Initial platform:	None
Print supports:	Off
Advanced settings:	Default

Total print time 34 hours, 30 minutes
Total filament 73.5 m
Additional non-printable components
Printed all at once

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Star shaped bag tag

A star-shaped nametag for a bag or set of keys. Simple and quick to print.

CCBYNCSA

Recommended print settings

Print profile:	Default
Initial platform:	None
Print supports:	Off
Advanced settings:	Default

Total print time 30 minutes
Total filament 0.9 m
Additional non-printable components
Printed all at once

Stereometry

This model consists of the following parts:
Cube bottom
The base of a cube. When assembled with the cube bottom, this forms a cube suitable for illustrating how planes of various shapes intersect the cube at three pre-determined points in the Stereometry lesson.
Cube top
The top of a cube. When assembled with the cube bottom, this forms a cube suitable for illustrating how planes of various shapes intersect the cube at three pre-determined points in the Stereometry lesson.
Cuts
Various shapes that are used as planes to cut through a cube in the Stereometry lesson. Shapes include a hexagon, two rectangles, a square, a trapezoid and a triangle.

CCBYSA

Recommended print settings

Print profile:	Default/Speed
Initial platform:	None
Print supports:	Off
Advanced settings:	Default

Total print time 13 hours 30 minutes
Total filament 51 m
Additional non-printable components
Printed all at once

Straw holder

Straw holder for a glass with an 80 mm diameter. Print using any settings. You can scale this model up or down in size to fit the diameter of the desired glass.

CCBYNCSA

Recommended print settings

Print profile:	Default
Initial platform:	None
Print supports:	Off
Advanced settings:	0.2mm layer height

Total print time 50 minutes
Total filament 1.8 m
Additional non-printable components
Printed all at once

Sydney Opera House

The Sydney Opera House is a multi-venue performing arts center located at Sydney Harbor in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. It is one of the 20th century’s most famous and distinctive buildings. It is also designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. When printing, scale the model 150%.

CCBY

Recommended print settings

Print profile:	Fine
Initial platform:	None
Print supports:	Off
Advanced settings:	Default

Total print time 5 hours
Total filament 11 m
Additional non-printable components
Printed all at once

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Tarantula engine cutout

Cut through a simplified rocket engine. This model needs to be printed with supports. Use the support placement settings “touching buildplate only” so the supports are created only on the outside of the engine. Use pliers to remove the supports; it can be a bit tricky to remove all the supports around the flaps.

CCBYNCSA

Recommended print settings

Print profile:	Default
Initial platform:	None
Print supports:	Off
Advanced settings:	Supports - touching build plate only

Total print time 7 hours
Total filament 10 m
Additional non-printable components
Printed all at once

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