Prusa Night Thursday: Hands-On 3D Printing Class!
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Sheldon McGee
May 7, 2026, 1:17:39 AM (8 days ago) May 7
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Hey everyone,
Michelle and I are switching things up for Prusa Night this Thursday! If you’ve ever wanted to see the full 3D printing process from a blank screen to a physical object, we are running a hands-on mini-class.
The Details:
When: Thursday 5/7 at 7:00 PM
Where: HeatSync Labs
Cost: Free
What to expect:
We will guide everyone through a quick, start-to-finish project. We're targeting prints that take about 10-20 minutes, so you'll walk away with something you made yourself (and if all goes well, we can all help each other out while we wait for the beds to cool!).
Design: We’ll have a project idea ready for you to design yourself in TinkerCAD.
Slice: Once you're happy with your design, you'll export the STL and bring it into PrusaSlicer (or OrcaSlicer) to generate your GCODE.
Print: You'll sneakernet that GCODE over to the printer and fire it up!
The lab has some laptops available for anyone to use, and we will have the two or more Prusa printers ready to go. You can also use the lab printers! We'll also bring along some cool example prints to show off what’s possible, and we might even have a few goodies to give away to participants!
Come hang out, learn something new, and melt some plastic with us.
See you Thursday,
Michelle & Sheldon
Michelle and I are switching things up for Prusa Night this Thursday! If you’ve ever wanted to see the full 3D printing process from a blank screen to a physical object, we are running a hands-on mini-class.
The Details:
When: Thursday 5/7 at 7:00 PM
Where: HeatSync Labs
Cost: Free
What to expect:
We will guide everyone through a quick, start-to-finish project. We're targeting prints that take about 10-20 minutes, so you'll walk away with something you made yourself (and if all goes well, we can all help each other out while we wait for the beds to cool!).
Design: We’ll have a project idea ready for you to design yourself in TinkerCAD.
Slice: Once you're happy with your design, you'll export the STL and bring it into PrusaSlicer (or OrcaSlicer) to generate your GCODE.
Print: You'll sneakernet that GCODE over to the printer and fire it up!
The lab has some laptops available for anyone to use, and we will have the two or more Prusa printers ready to go. You can also use the lab printers! We'll also bring along some cool example prints to show off what’s possible, and we might even have a few goodies to give away to participants!
Come hang out, learn something new, and melt some plastic with us.
See you Thursday,
Michelle & Sheldon
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