Plant cell

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Model description

The model shows the internal structure of a plant cell.

The model will be especially useful in biology and nature classes.

If you would like to get ideas and inspiration about using these models during your lessons please check out our Skriware Academy suggestions: “Plant cell part 2: Modeling”: https://academy.skriware.com/lesson/26.

 

Model elements 

The model consists of 1 printable element.

If you want to print more copies of this model, you can use the multiplier in the slicer ("multiply model" function). Use the "+" and "-" buttons to set the desired number of models and the slicer will automatically place them on the worktop.

 

Technical data

Model size: 70 x 159.93 x 63.27 mm.

Printing time: 9 h 42 min.

Filament quantity: 150 g.

Recommended filament type: SkriPLA / PLA.

 

If you want to learn more or recall some information about 3D printing, check out our training materials for teachers at Skriware Academy: 3D printing e-courses

 

Additional information

If you plan to use the model for demonstration then we recommend that you print the file with a single large model ("Plant cell"). If you want your students to work with the models on their own, then we recommend choosing smaller models ("Plant cell - plate"). Remember that the size of the model can always be adjusted to your needs by scaling it in the slicer window.

 

You can also use the model during a remote lesson by demonstrating to the students or by asking them for self-analysis. For this purpose, you can use the Skriware slicer, Tinkercad or any other 3D viewer or editor.

 

If you want to paint the printed model, we recommend using a primer and acrylic paints.

 

 

 

Author:
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22.02.2022
Natalia2
Doskonałe urozmaicenie nauki dla uczniów. Dzięki takim pomocom, uczniowie zdecydowanie szybciej i w łatwiejszy sposób przyswajają wiedzę o poszczególnych elementach. Rewelacyjna robota!
24.03.2022