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Student-Engineered Boat with 3D Printed Parts

Max Funkner
Max Funkner
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We just published a deep-dive article covering our visit to the CU Riviera Racing team at Cambridge University.

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Compilation: A selection of 3D printed components used in the student-built boat, including structural clamps, steering elements, throttle casing, and a custom housing for the dashboard screen.

This student team is building a zero-emissions boat and actively prototyping functional parts using Snapmaker 3D printers and digital tools.

From steering brackets to dashboard casings — it’s amazing to see 3D printing used in real-world testing on water 🚤

📄 Read the full article here: https://3dwithus.com/cambridge-university-riviera-racing-prototyping-testing-goals

Have you worked on or seen similar student or marine projects involving 3D printing? Share them below or in a new thread!

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