Intro 3D Printing Workshop and New 3D Printer Demo

3D Printing Workshop: Design & Make Your Own Custom Phone Holder!

Ever wanted to design and create something useful with a 3D printer? This is your chance!

In this beginner-friendly workshop, you’ll learn how to turn your ideas into a real, functional object using 3D design and printing technology.

What You’ll Do:

• Measure: Learn how to measure your phone accurately to create a custom-fit holder.
• Design: Explore beginner-friendly 3D modeling tools to design your own phone holder.
• 3D Print: Discover how 3D printers bring digital designs to life.
• Take It Home: Create your own personalized phone holder to take home.

Workshop Details:

• Date: Friday, November 20, 2026
• Time: 6:30–8:00 PM EST
• Location: Cambridge Hackspace
• 440R Somerville Avenue, Somerville, MA 02143

What to Bring:

• Your smartphone and phone case
• Who Should Attend?

Beginners, students, hobbyists, makers, and anyone interested in 3D design, engineering, or additive manufacturing. No previous 3D printing experience is required!

Special Machine Demo Highlights: Bambu Lab H3C, H2C, and/or X2D

As an authorized Bambu Lab distributor, InnoAddi plans to showcase 3D printing technology, with a possible demonstration of the Bambu Lab H3C Combo. Come explore the possibilities of modern 3D printing and ask questions about the technology.

InnoAddi is an authorized Bambu Lab distributor and a provider of 3D printing equipment, support, education, and hands-on workshops. We help students, educators, makers, and businesses explore the possibilities of 3D design and additive manufacturing.
www.innoaddi.com

This class will be taught by Lisa Li, the founder of Innoaddi, and Cristian Sion, a 3D Printing/Product Development Engineer who both have many years of experience in the 3d printing industry.

Our door can be hard to find! There are directions on our website linked here. We are located next to Market Basket in the same building as Little India (behind Milk Row cemetery). The door is located near the South West corner on the South wall of the building, and is painted white with 438R/440R written in blue on it. The building may be labeled 438 Somerville ave, 440R and 438R depending upon where you look. Please press the Cambridge Hackspace doorbell which is on the left side of the door frame and a bit above the door knob. The doorbell glows so it is easier to find at night.