Former student Sachin Rao was awarded a Creality Ender-3 3D Printer after winning the Spring 2022 Student Design Contest with his Nintendo Switch Holder!
3D Printing & Design Workshop Series
Spring 2025
Overview
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10 Weeks (Sundays 3-5pm CST starting 3/16/2025)
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live, interactive online classes via Google Meet
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100% FREE of charge
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focuses on 3D design with Autodesk Fusion 360, state-of-the-art CAD (computer-aided design) software
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expert teachers and award-winning curriculum
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hands-on milestone projects (all images on this page were designed by students)
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student designs 3D printed and mailed to you​​​​​​​​​​​​​
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3D printer NOT required
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desktop/laptop computer required
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leadership positions at Student Makers non-profit may be offered to students who demonstrate impressive passion and responsibility
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Questions? Email 3dp@studentmakers.org.
Instructors
Dilan Mehta
Dilan is a senior at Hinsdale Central High School in Illinois. He created the class's award-winning curriculum from scratch and has been teaching it for four years. As the current Executive Director of Student Makers, he created the Python coding class and founded a service project to design and 3D print 1,000 Lego sets and other toys for Kenyan orphans. Dilan also 3D printed and donated 500 face shields for healthcare workers during the pandemic via Makers for Covid-19 non-profit.
Rohan Nagale
Rohan Nagale is a Junior at Lyons Township High School in Illinois. He has been interested in 3D printing ever since receiving one for Christmas in 5th grade. Rohan completed the 3D Printing Workshop Series in 2021 and was invited to become one of the instructors. Last year, he shared his 3D printing knowledge and experiences with a school in a rural village in India via Google Meets along with Dilan and Pradyota. Rohan also participates in multiple extracurriculars including robotics, math, MUN, and volunteering at a local food pantry.
Aidan Piper
Aidan Piper is a sophomore at Wakeland High School in Texas. He loves programming and engineering and works at iCode, a school that teaches younger children technology-based concepts such as coding, robotics, 3D printing, etc. He has become quite familiar with 3D printing over the years, with experience in Autodesk Fusion. He currently dedicates his time to helping younger children with programming and engineering.
