When to use this service
3.8.1- Engineering teams starting with 3D printing
- Adopting a new technology (MJF, SLS, SLA)
- Design optimization for printability and cost
- Operator certification for a new industrial printer
- Hands-on workshops for students and academic institutions
Our courses
3.8.2Intro to 3D printing course
Overview of 3D printing technologies, material types, common applications and basic design considerations - a great starting point.
Organic modeling in Blender
Organic shape modeling, digital sculpting and preparing complex models for print - ideal for designers, artists and product teams.
Design in Fusion 360
Parametric design, assemblies, rendering and export for printing in Fusion 360 - a modern, flexible CAD tool for startups and R&D teams.
Mechanical design in SolidWorks
Professional mechanical design, complex assemblies, engineering drawings and DFAM in SolidWorks - the industry standard.
Materials & technologies
3.8.3Example project
3.8.4R&D team training at a medical-device company
Three-day program covering DFAM, in-house MJF operation and hands-on functional part design. Result: the team moved to independent design for print and cut iteration time by 60%.
Frequently asked
3.8.5Where are the trainings held?
In our P3 lab with access to real industrial printers, or on-site with portable equipment and tailored materials.
Typical course length?
Anything from a single day (intro workshop) to five days (deep dive with DFAM and operation). The program is built around the goal.
Is there certification?
Yes - individual participation certificate and a technical summary documenting content and exercises.
Suitable for complete beginners?
Yes. We run three tracks: intro, intermediate and expert.
Ready to push your next product forward?
We reply within one business day.