Background: As noted this came as an extension project as part of our students sourcing of SVG files. In this instance this student wanted to have an animal from another country to represent themselves and then convert it into having a stand.
The student then created base and featured their name on it prominently. They were working as part of cohort one (having used Tinkercad since the start of the year) and are seven years old. They were able to complete task independently without teachers input.
Resources used to complete the task: Tinkercad App, iPad, Bambu Printer (P1P) and Bambu PLA, Pic Collage was used for the AR/VR imaging.
The design was then put into the Tinkercad App and the iPad was used to AR/VR the image. This image was then put through a further filter being an AR/VR filter which was a 'Magic Camera' option from the Pic Collage App.
Size: The print measured 140mm across at the front of the base, the height of the base was 50mm high and 20mm wide. The deer itself 110mm across and 120mm high. the silhouette of the print was 10mm wide.
Cost/Price: The price of the print was two dollars and fifty cents based on the use of the PLA that was 83g of PLA for the print and 17g for the support of the print.
What we would do differently/Next Steps for the students: The front leg of the print as can be seen in the picture is bent - this proved to be challenging for the printer to complete as essentially it was a curve. While this did not appear obvious when looking at the virtual image on the iPad however it became a challenge in practical terms when printing it.
It is going to involve a resolution between the design and the practical creation process of the printer.
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