This is part of the series of 30 exercises developed during the E3D+VET program. The aim of this Erasmus+ program is the immersion in 3D printing of VET centres (website: ).
The model consists of 14 independent pieces. In the round base is fixed a vertical and central rod on which are connected by 4 joints that allow the rotation two horizontal elements. On the horizontal elements, two vertical rods are fixed by means of connectors which have two circular plates at their upper ends.
E3D+VET an Erasmus + European Union program project
The main objective of this project is to train teachers non-computer design skilled in VET centres with the aim of using 3D printing across almost of all the subjects.
The use of this technology...