Amazon Prime Day is featuring 3D printers on sale. What can you do with a 3D printer in a science class? Here are four ideas. Before you buy, try a 3D printer. Our local library system has several and trains anyone interested. My husband and I were ‘badged’ or trained. A 3D printer creating an object is like watching paint dry—for hours and hours! Your teen is dreaming about custom LEGO pieces. Download The Frog Dissection Kit from the Thingaverse to a thumb drive. Take your teen and the thumb drive to the library’s MakerSpace. I feel confident that once your teen invests several hours to produce an underwhelming toy, he won’t see the immediate need for a 3D printer.
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