First, imagine that you had the money to send your kid to private school. Then, imagine that that private school got some 3D printers. If you’ve successfully accomplished both of those things, you might picture something like Renbrook School in West Hartford, Connecticut. The school, which includes students from preschool through to the ninth grade, recently acquired 3D printing technology and the students are already putting it to practical use. Typically, when a middle school starts a 3D printing program, I’ve found, they begin by making aesthetic parts, say for a school play, or look into projects with visionary goals, like teaching Braille to those with visual impairments. Renbrook, however, has taken a great practical approach.…
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