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MakerBot Method X 3D Printer - Fused Filament Fabrication - Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS), Acrylonitrile Styrene Acrylate (ASA), Polyethylene Terephthalate Glycol (PETG), Polylactic Acid (PLA), Carbon Fiber Supported - Network (RJ-45) - Wireless L
Replace metal parts with 3D printed Carbon Fiber on METHOD
Print carbon fiber reinforced nylon and other engineering-grade composite parts with three-dimensional strength and accuracy like never before on METHOD's unique industrial desktop platform.
STRONG, HEAT-RESISTANT METAL REPLACEMENT PARTS
Carbon fiber reinforced nylon is optimized for high strength, stiffness, and heat resistance making it ideal for structural applications and metal replacements.
- Excellent strength to weight ratio - 110 MPa TS - for lightweighting applications such as robotic end effectors
- Engineering-grade stiffness - 7600 MPa Tensile Modulus for structural applications such as vehicular brackets and inspection gauges
- High heat resistance under load - 184°C HDT - for optimal under-hood and tooling applications
METHOD's unique industrial feature set produces carbon fiber parts with superior three-dimensional strength and accuracy.
- METHOD's Heated Chamber delivers parts that are strong and and accurate.
- Outstanding surface finish that hides layer lines thanks to METHOD's Ultra-Rigid Metal Frame.
- Print the most complex geometries including internal cavities with soluble support, or use breakaway support for faster print times.
- METHOD's sealed filament bays help keep the material dry, resulting in better print quality and reliability, and METHOD's pre-print spool drying feature allows for the recovery of oversaturated filament.
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MakerBot Replicator+ Education Edition Bundle - Tough PLA, Polylactic Acid (PLA) Supported
3D Printing Solutions Designed for the Classroom
MakerBot is committed to advancing STEM education in your classroom or school. Over 7,000 schools choose the Replicator+ for the simplest setup experience and easy-to-use software with no tinkering required. Our printers are ready to go, right out of the box.
Our 3D printers and materials have been tested by NIOSH you can breathe a little easier in your classroom or office. Safe for the office, classroom, or home, our printer material is non-toxic and easy-to-print with minimal warping or curling. With the easy to replace Smart Extruder+ and Flex Build Plate maintenance is quick and easy. A front facing filament drawer lets you change out colors or material types without flipping your printer around.
FEATURES
- Start printing with your classroom right out of the box with the 150-page MakerBot Educators Guidebook featuring 9 standards-aligned lesson plans
- Get 10 hours of professional development credits with the included cloud-based MakerBot Certification Program for Educators and learn to create your own 3D printing lesson plans
- Integrate design thinking and teach students how to solve open-ended problems by creating their own models and prototypes [add design thinking]
- Includes two pounds of classroom-safe MakerBot PLA Filament for up to two months' worth of printing
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MakerBot Educators Guidebook Printed Book by DeMarco Mair, Dippold Sean, Lentz Drew, Snider Josh - Book
Introducing the MakerBot Educators Guidebook
The Definitive Guide to 3D Printing in the Classroom
Get Started with 3D Printing in the ClassroomWeather Survival Challenge
Expand your weather patterns lesson plan with a 3D printed structural design challenge. Students will design, print, and test a structure capable of withstanding extreme weather and flooding in a mock weather environmentArchimedes Screw Bonanza
In this project, students will create or modify an Archimedes screw in Onshape to transport material from lower ground to higher ground. The students' task is to observe the sample printed screw design, and create a more efficient screw design that fits into the supplied case.
Cloud TypesThe Cloud Types project covers an Earth Science lesson while teaching 3D design and 3D printing skills. Students will learn how to turn a paper sketch into a 3D model and 3D print the final design.
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