As schools begin to explore the exciting capabilities of 3D Printing, the need to properly store the required tools and materials increases. This 3D Printer Cart allows printing equipment to be shared around the school easily and keeps everything that you need close at hand. The 3D Printing Cart is also ideal for libraries where diverse creative activities are undertaken and space is limited
As schools begin to explore the exciting capabilities of 3D Printing, the need to properly store the required tools and materials increases. This 3D Printer Cart allows printing equipment to be shared around the school easily and keeps everything that you need close at hand. The 3D Printing Cart is also ideal for libraries where diverse creative activities are undertaken and space is limited
In 1989 George Phillips retired from an educational career and developed "The Science Block Kit" in his basement to teach hands-on science for the elementary grades. Thus began Copernicus Educational Products. With the help of his son Jim, Copernicus grew out of the basement and into a small manufacturing facility. Today they employ a team of 60 employees in a 40,000 sq ft facility. Many of the products fall within the National Standards for Reading First and Title 1. Since 1989 Copernicus has maintained the same focus on innovative, teacher driven and child safe educational products.