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Class Policies

Booking

The class is considered booked when we receive the payment in full and signed booking documents.

You can book our workshops through our website, using credit card, PayPal, cash, cheque and Interac-E Transfer.

If you select cash, cheque or Interac e-Transfer at checkout, please ensure you send or drop off your payment as soon as possible. We do not consider un-paid reservations as a confirmation of your attendance. Your spot will be given to another attendee who has paid in full.

Cancellation

A Student who withdraw 5 days before the first start date of the class are entitled to a full refund. After this period, no refunds will be issued.

3 Delta Studio reserves the right to cancel classes 3 days prior to the start date due to low enrolment or emergencies. Full refunds will be given if this were to happen, students will be informed through email.

Please do not hesitate to contact us directly by filling out our contact form, or sending us an email at info@3deltastudio.ca if you have any further questions about class policies.

Intro to 3D Printing Workshop 1

In this class we will explain how to print a 3D object starting with the digital model. We will begin with explanation of the hardware of the typical prosumer 3D printer. Next we will demonstrate a software for the 3D printing preparation. You will learn how to manipulate 3D model file and how to do parameterization of the 3D printer. In the end you will practice 3D printing with our printers.

Outline

3D printer hardware description
Downloading 3D digital models from web library
Printing part structure
3D printing materials
Software for printing preparation and parameterization
3D printing exercises

Who Should Attend?

Anyone who wants to learn how to print a 3D object.

Intro to 3D Printing Workshop 2

In this class we will show how to create a digital model that will be used to print your first 3D object starting from scratch. We will begin with general 3D printing workflow. Then we will introduce three basic methods for generating a 3D digital model. You will be shown in the simple and practical way how to get models from the web, by scanning real objects, or by using simple CAD software. In the end of the class we will explain basic rules that should be followed in order to get the printable models.

Outline

General 3D Printing Workflow
Downloading 3D digital models from web library
3D Scanning Example
3D CAD Example
Model Printability – Basic Rules
3D Printing Demonstration

Who Should Attend?

Anyone who wants to learn how to print a 3D object.

3D Printing for Metal Casting

In this workshop participants will be introduced to the basic methods of designing and 3D printing for metal casting. This class is a great opportunity to experience and explore 3D printing in an easy and understandable format, whether you are a crafter, designer, artist or generally interested in new technology.

This class will introduce you to basic 3D printing, with a step-by-step instruction in designing an object using Autodesk 123D Design, a 3D modeling software. Learners will get an introduction to Formlabs Form+1 3D printer – we will cover basic technicalities, functions, set up and cleanup. Students will have the chance to design and print their own castable wax/resin model. We will also show the steps to finishing the 3D printed piece, preparing it for casting into metal.

Details

Time:	Saturday, August 27 and Sunday, August 28, 11 am-4 pm
Location:	3Delta Studio 180 Shaw Street, Unit 207 Toronto ON M6J2W5
Instructors:	Predrag Kezele, Flora Shum
Fee:	$180
Duration:	10 hours
Materials:	All materials provided, includes final 3D print
Prerequisite:	None, this is a beginners class
What to bring:	Laptop (Mac or PC). It is ideal to bring your own, but we will have a few available laptops for those who wish to share

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From 2D to 3D – Intro to 3D Printing

In this workshop participants will be introduced to the very basics of translating an image from 2D to 3D. This class is a great opportunity to experience and explore 3D printing in an easy and understandable format whether you are a crafter, designer, artist or generally interested in new technology and its possibilities.

We’ll show you how to adjust, resize, manipulate and optimize your image in design programs such as Gimp, Photoshop, Inkscape and/or Illustrator. Participants will follow the instructor in a step by step procedure as we work together to translate from 2D to a 3D file using 3D modelling software – Autodesk 123D Design. Learners will get an introduction to the 3D printer’s functions and will have the chance to print their own design!

Details

Time:	Saturday, October 8, 11 am-4 pm
Location:	3Delta Studio 180 Shaw Street, Unit 207 Toronto ON M6J2W5
Instructors:	Flora Shum
Fee:	$90
Duration:	5 hours
Materials:	All materials provided, includes final 3D print
Prerequisite:	None, this is a beginners class
What to bring:	Laptop (Mac or PC). It is ideal to bring your own, but we will have a few available laptops for those who wish to share

Class Policies