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Operating 3D Printer

3D Printing

This introductory workshop gives participants a practical understanding of how 3D printing works, from creating a simple digital model to producing a physical object. Through guided, hands-on activities, participants will explore design, technology and problem-solving while building confidence with accessible 3D tools and equipment.

Workshops

4 Workshops
Starting from: Tuesday 24th November 2026
Day: Tuesday
Time: 5pm to 7pm

5 Workshops
Starting from: Wednesday 21st October 2026

Day: Wednesday
Time: 5pm to 7pm

Location

All workshops will be held at 

36, Sashebo, St. John Bosco Street,

Sliema SLM 1926

What to expect
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Workshop 1 – Introduction to 3D Printing


Participants are introduced to the basic principles of 3D printing, including how a 3D printer works, the different types of materials used and examples of how the technology is applied in design, engineering, art and everyday life. The session will also introduce essential safety procedures and allow participants to see the printing process first-hand.

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Workshop 2 – Creating a Simple 3D Model


Participants begin exploring beginner-friendly 3D modelling software and learn how simple shapes can be combined, resized and modified to create an original object. The focus will be on understanding three-dimensional space and developing a simple design that can eventually be printed.

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Workshop 3 – Preparing a Design for Printing


Participants learn how a digital 3D model is converted into instructions that a printer can understand. They will be introduced to basic concepts such as scale, orientation, supports and slicing, while preparing their own designs for their first print.

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Workshop 4 – Printing and Problem-Solving


Participants will print their designs and observe the process from start to finish. The session will explore common printing challenges and demonstrate how small adjustments to a model or printer settings can improve the final result, encouraging experimentation and practical problem-solving.

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Workshop 5 – Finishing and Personalising


In the final workshop, participants will complete and personalise their printed objects through simple finishing techniques such as cleaning, assembling or decorating. The session will conclude with participants presenting their creations, reflecting on what they have learned and exploring how they could continue developing their 3D design skills.

Disclaimer

The Organiser reserves the right, at its sole discretion, to amend, substitute, or modify the subject matter, content, or structure of any workshop session. While every effort will be made to maintain the advertised programme, circumstances may require changes to ensure the quality and relevance of the workshop.

In the event of a significant change to the overall schedule or a full cancellation of the workshop, participants will be notified as soon as reasonably possible.

About

My name is Kevin Sciberras

A 3D printing enthusiast and creative practitioner who has spent the past two years actively exploring the possibilities of additive manufacturing and digital fabrication. Through hands-on experimentation with modelling, materials and printing techniques, the tutor brings a practical and curious approach to introducing participants to the creative potential of 3D printing.

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