Pitsco Design Solutions Curriculum by Pitsco
This set of curriculum created by Pitsco contains 15 hours of curriculum designed to illustrate how an engineer uses 3D printing to prototype new designs.
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Design Solutions includes 15 hours of curriculum that illustrates how an engineer uses 3D printing to prototype new designs. In that time, students learn about copyrights, patents, and trademark protection and how to use basic modeling software. Teams of two are then challenged to create solutions to three problems. These design solutions are then printed using 3D printers. Students present their solutions to the class for review.
Written to address ITEEA Standards for Technological Literacy, Design Solutions enables teachers to address standards while students get the real-world experience of creating a design they are able to hold in their hands when finished.
Design Solutions includes a DVD, teacher’s guide, and 125 student Engineering Notebooks. Designed for use with any 3D printer.
Questions
Can this print CF or CF nylon mix.
Does the S5 Pro bundle come fully assembled or is it shipped as three separated components that need to be put together?
Will this S5 print the plv?
What post processing is required when using BASF 316L material?
Can I get a written quote for this item so we can process a purchase order from a school district
Does the material handler work with MH Build / MH Pro filament?
Excuse me, this is an assembled product Or a kit to assemble yourself?
When printing Nylon, ABS and other materials that would benefit from a heated chamber, what is the maximum chamber temperature that the S5 Pro can sustain? With the Stratasys patents for heated chambers expiring this year, can we expect Ultimaker to offer a version of the S5 that will include active heating?
I am in Canada. How much is shipping (and will I have to pay duty as well?)
What's the total height with all three pieces stacked up? The pictures show it still being used on a desktop and hopefully it's still usable on top of a standard 30" desk.
The total height is roughly 120cm.