Learning Labs, Inc.
Projects
Learning Labs, Inc. has created a series of tutorials and STEM projects for various products we sell. These offer career and technology teachers and students quick directions on the care, maintenance, and use of the products as well as many projects to get them started.
These projects come with materials to complete the projects multiple times.
Access to each product requires a specific username and passcode, which is obtained when the project kit is purchased.
To access the site, visit:
We currently have tutorials and projects for over 25 products. And while some of the machines are no longer available, the project kits and access can still be purchased.
The links below link to product pages on this site. The image gallery below that link to PDF files explaining a bit more about the tutorials and projects. To access the tutorials themselves, use the link above.
3D Printers
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Tiertime UP mini 2
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Formlabs Form 2
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MakerBot Replicator Z18
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MakerBot Replicator Mini+
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MakerBot Replicator+
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MakerBot Replicator Mini
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MakerBot Replicator
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CubePro
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Cube
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CubeX
3D Laser Scanner
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NextEngine 3D Laser Scanner
CNC Mills/Routers - view this PDF for information covering these machines:
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Roland MDX-40A CNC Mill
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Waterjet
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Wide Format Printers/Vinyl Sign Cutters- view this PDF for information covering these machines:
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Roland CAMM-1 Servo GS-24 Sign Cutter
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Roland CAMM-1 Servo GX-24 Sign Cutter
Laser Engravers/Cutters
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LaserPro C180
Please contact your Regional Manager for more information.
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Here are just a few examples of the projects students can create:
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This birdhouse is cut with the laser engraver/cutter.
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A vinyl sign cutter was used to create this license plate.
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A desktop CNC mill was used to machine these wooden coasters.
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A 3D printer was used to create this miniature warrior.
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A printer/cutter was used to print/cut this school window sticker.
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This checkers set was cut by the laser engraver/cutter.
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This two-color name plate was 3D printed.
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This image was etched on a mason jar using a laser engraver/cutter.
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A 3D printer was used to create this Einstein model.
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