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title: "A Crash Course on 3D Printing in the Classroom"
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date: "2022-08-03"
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categories: ["All"]
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tags: ["3D Printing"]
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excerpt: "Learn the fundamentals of 3D printing as a technology you can use in the classroom!"
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featuredImage: "/images/resources/everything-to-know-about-3d-printing.jpeg"
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So that is a crash course on 3D Printing. There is lots of content we purposely didn’t include in this blog post because it could honestly be a whole book. Things like which 3D Printers are best for classrooms, where I download models from, how I store my filament and how do I manage 30 or more students all wanting to print their new design at once are all great questions and ones that are best handled in a video call or meeting with some of our 3D printing experts at Micromelon. If this is you feel free to reach out via our contact form and we’ll be more than happy to support you on your 3D Printing journey.[Contact Us!](/contact)
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