Abstract
The word "digital fabrication" using 3D printers and laser process machines have become popular in recent years. Our school introduced these machines in addition to a conventional machine tools. The 3D printer is the machine tool which utilizes three-dimensional data and outputs three-dimensional solid object. 3D printing is achieved using an additive process, where successive layers of material are laid down in different shapes. We work on the educational practice that let 3D printer education cooperate with 3D CAD education and print robot parts and so on. This paper describes the current status of the 3D printer and 3D CAD education at Tokyo tech high school of science and technology.
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