3D Print: Make a fidget clicker 12+years

Discover the world of 3D design in this accessible and beginner-friendly workshop for neurodivergent young people aged 12+years.

Using Tinkercad, an easy-to-use online design tool, you’ll learn the basics of 3D modelling and create your own fidget clicker. You’ll explore digital design, develop problem-solving skills and gain an introduction to the 3D printing process.

Designed to be accessible and welcoming, the workshop encourages participants to learn at their own pace, explore their ideas and build confidence in a supportive environment. Participants are welcome to attend with a parent, carer or support worker.

What you’ll learn

• how to navigate and create designs in Tinkercad

• the basic principles of 3D modelling

• tips for creating a finished 3D-printed object

Your completed fidget clicker will be available to collect one hour after the workshop.

Whether you're new to digital design or keen to try something creative and practical, this workshop is a great introduction to 3D printing.

Details

• Cost: $15 per person, carers and support workers can attend for free

• Bookings essential

• Experience level: beginner, no prior experience required

We think carefully about the suggested age range for our activities and this workshop is only appropriate for children over the age of 12+ years.

More information

We aim to deliver inclusive and accessible events. If you have any particular access or communication needs please contact Christie Torrington, Makerspace Programs Coordinator on ctorrington@cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au.

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