Cambridge University Students Use Snapmaker for Functional Parts

[MaxFunkner]

I recently had the chance to visit the Cambridge University Riviera Racing team to document how they’re using Snapmaker machines in a real-world student engineering project.

The team is building a fully functional, student-designed boat and using 3D printing to prototype parts like:

• Steering wheel mounts
• Dashboard casings
• Structural clamps
• Propeller housings

The parts were designed in SolidWorks and sliced using Snapmaker Luban. After troubleshooting and refinement, the team took the boat for testing on the water at Grafham Lake!

Here’s the full article with photos and details

[xchrisd]

Thanks for sharing!