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I like to create things with my students, so send me free project designs I can use in class.
Bring your Glowforge 3D laser printer to your classroom, library, studio, or maker space and enable STEAM projects in an entirely new way.
Glowforge uses a laser to cut and engrave limitless designs from hundreds of materials. Students will be making incredible projects from wood, paper, acrylic, even food.
Architectural models, shadowbox dioramas, and classroom signs are just a few of the ways educators have put their Glowforge to use.
Thousands of students are already turning their ideas into reality with Glowforge.
Print on hundreds of beautiful materials including leather, wood, acrylic, tile, paper and more.
Create designs with the tools you already use. Print JPGs, SVGs, PNGs, and more.
The 19.5"x11" bed gives you a large creative space. Use the Passthrough slot on Glowforge Pro for unlimited length.
“Your problem will be getting the students to work without Glowforge once they have it.”
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Geometry Mid-Term Project
This project required students to make a mathematical instrument. This student used Glowforge to make a functional Equinoctial Dial, also known as a Travellers Sundial.
4th Grade Building Model
A 4th grade class decided to turn their 2D building designs into 3D views during the school's daily "Innovation Hour." Students get to see how their building plans translate into a real-world view.
5th Grade "Trade Day" Tiles
For Trade Day, students are required to make the items they want to trade with other students. One student and parent created these tiles to bring to their 5th grade class.
Runs anywhere you have power and wifi.
Glowforge auto-detects Proofgrade material to eliminate guesswork.
6th Grade Marble Mazes
Teacher Brandon's 6th grade class designs and builds marble mazes using Glowforge. This project requires students to think about how their 2D design will translate into 3D and emphasizes precise measurements.
Glowforge uses a focused beam of light to cut and engrave material, creating designs limited only by your imagination
Bring the Glowforge 3D laser printer to your classroom, library, studio, or makerspace and enable STEAM projects in an entirely new way.
Glowforge uses a laser to cut and engrave limitless designs from a variety of materials. Students will be rapidly making incredible projects from wood, paper, acrylic, even food.
Architecture models, shadowbox dioramas, and classroom signs are just a few of the ways educators have put their Glowforge to use.
See how thousands of students are already turning their ideas into reality with Glowforge.
Works with your Mac, PC, Chromebook, and tablet.
Certified to UL standards and safe for classroom use.
Download this free guide to Glowforge for education, then share it with your friends, neighbors, and colleagues.
Looking for something you can easily print and hand out?
In this pamphlet you'll find a cheat sheet of Glowforge features and benefits. Keep it on your desk, or share it with another inspired educator.
Get students thinking critically and creatively
Engage students in an entirely new way with the world's most delightful 3D laser printer. Students learn best when they can engage with a lesson in more than one dimension.
Hundreds of schools have benefitted from adding a Glowforge to their classrooms.