Children will model, print, assemble and test a chassis for a model electric car, powered by a hydrogen fuel cell. Then we race! Beginner and Advanced Level 2.

3D MODELING & DESIGN CLASS: PROGRAM DETAILS

Any 2nd week $50 off • 3rd week $75 off • 4th+ week $100 off

• Five-day, Monday to Friday program:
9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. each day

• Optional extended care:
8:00 – 9:00 a.m. $60 per week and/or
4:00 – 6:00 p.m. $120 per week

• Bring your lunch, drinks and snacks

• Apply for our Counselor in Training (CIT) program:
Rising 10th-12th grade students call (315) 773-5673

• Limited to 10 children, separate sessions for rising 5-7th grades and 7-9th grades

• Scholarships available, call (315) 773-5673

• Save with two or more weeks

• Child to instructor & assistant ratio is 5:1 or less

• Your instructor: Diego Mobarak, Materials Engineering

OUR 2026 INSTRUCTOR
Diego Mobarak STEM Instructor

Diego Mobarak

BEng Degree Candidate in Materials Engineering at McGill University

Diego has been with Edge on Science for several years and brings with him a deep knowledge of physics, 3D modeling and rockets. His infectious zeal and commitment to excellence is guaranteed to engage your child.

And just like all our instructors, Diego recognizes the different needs and learning styles of children so as to create a positive learning environment for all!

Who better to introduce your child to hydrogen fuel cell technology and computer aided design, to then guide them in the design and 3D printing of parts for a model car chassis? Imagine what your child will come up with!

PS Diego consistently scores a near perfect 10 out of 10 with parents in exit surveys!

Program Curriculum

There are two levels 3D Modeling & Design (entry level) and Advanced. Advanced is for the child who already has some experience with computer aided design (CAD) and wants to take it to a higher level. Advanced topics would cover: design optimization, design refinement, more attention given to form & function and print optimization.

At the entry level, children will become familiar with a 3D printer. They will learn how the different components work together, while watching a print in progress. The instructor will then walk everyone through a sample project, while the children follow along:

• Create and modify a 3D design
• Slice a design, turning it into printable code
• Print the design
• Evaluate the print progress and final print
• Share lessons learned
• Repeat!

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Just getting started in 3D printing? Maybe you already have some experience and you want to take your skills to the next level? Then this STEM program is for you! Here are some key take-aways for the week:

  • What kinds of 3D printers are there?
  • What kind of printer is best for me?
  • How would I go about building a printer?
  • How do I set up a printer?
  • What about printer troubleshooting & maintenance?
  • Do print beds differ and why does this matter?
  • Form & function in engineering design
  • Collaboration with team members and why it matters
  • An introduction to CAD, using Onshape
  • Using PRUSA to slice; essential things to know!

Why choose EOS 3D Printing & Design?

It is fascinating and satisfying to watch something you have designed, be turned into an object you can hold. This is additive manufacturing, a key part of the Fourth Industrial Revolution. Your child will learn the process of designing, engineering, prototyping, making and evaluating. They will share their discoveries and lessons learned. Invest in their tomorrow! And that Corvette? Before it went into production, it was prototyped using 3D printing. In fact, their cars that raced at Daytona had 75 printed parts.


Register Now for 3D Modeling & Design!