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Get in touch for 3D-printing training, school lab kits or a custom workshop. We assist schools and education teams across South Africa from our Stellenbosch base.

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Send us a message

Tell us your grade levels, equipment plans and teaching goals so we can guide your 3D printing setup. Fields marked * are required.

Use the enquiry form

Use the enquiry form here to tell us what your school or organisation needs. Send your name, school or organisation, town or city, and a short note about what you need, whether that is a course, a lab kit, or support for an existing setup. If you have a preferred training area or date range, include that too so we can reply with the right details first time.

Please also mention the number of learners or staff, the age group, and whether you need help with printer operation, CAD basics, maintenance, or a full lab setup. That gives us a clearer picture and helps us turn things around quickly, especially for schools planning ahead of term or after load-shedding interruptions.

What to include in your message

A complete enquiry helps us respond with practical next steps instead of back-and-forth messages. If you are asking about a school lab kit, tell us about the room, the available power points, and any storage or supervision needs. If you are asking about training, say whether you want teacher introduction, learner foundations, maker club support, or a management briefing.

  • Your name and role
  • School, college, or organisation name
  • Town or city and province
  • What training or kit you need
  • Preferred dates or term timing
  • Any classroom safety or setup concerns

Areas we serve from Stellenbosch

We are based in Stellenbosch, Western Cape and work with schools and education teams across South Africa. Our training and support commonly reach Cape Town, Johannesburg, Pretoria, Durban, Gqeberha, Paarl and Somerset West, with other areas considered on request.

If you are outside the Western Cape, you can still send an enquiry through the form. We often assist by arranging suitable training options and advising on classroom requirements, printer placement, ventilation, and safe use around learners. Coastal humidity, municipal limits and power interruptions can all affect a setup, so it helps to tell us where the kit will be used.

How contact and next steps work

We handle enquiries during working hours and direct each one according to the course, lab kit or support you need. Messages sent over weekends or during busy school periods are reviewed and directed to the right person for your request. Small typo aside, clear details speed things up a lot.

Once we have your enquiry, we may ask for a few more specifics before confirming the best course or lab kit. That can include the number of users, the available space, and whether you need support for new staff or a refresher for a current team.

Training options we can discuss

Our courses are arranged for teachers, learners, and school teams who want practical 3D-printing skills. We also support holiday programmes, custom group workshops, and guidance for maker clubs. If you are unsure which option fits, use the form to tell us your goals and we will point you in the right direction.

  • Teacher Introduction and Teacher Intermediate
  • Learner Foundations and CAD Basics
  • Printer Operations and Maintenance Basics
  • Lab Setup Course and Management Briefing
  • Holiday Programme and Custom Group Workshop

School lab kits and classroom safety notes

For schools looking to set up a 3D-printing space, we can discuss the full lab layout and the equipment needed for a practical classroom environment. Let us know if the room is shared, if learners will rotate through sessions, and whether you need guidance for storage, supervision, or routine maintenance. The right setup makes day to day use much easier, especially when timetables are tight.

We always recommend basic classroom safety rules: keep hands clear of moving parts, supervise printing sessions, allow hot surfaces to cool, and keep materials stored neatly. If your school has specific room rules or municipal requirements, include them in the form so we can take them into account from the start.

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