Observed arrival · 2026-11-06
Point Two Works: a 0.20 mm lesson
A year-long high-school course that teaches Fusion CAD through designing, printing, and testing real parts.
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- The sample lesson uses a 0.20 mm clearance difference to explain why one printed lid fits and another jams.
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The sample lesson starts with two lids that look alike but behave differently: one snaps on, while the other jams. The page lays out a 36-week sequence across two 18-week semesters, with an 85-minute class rhythm and recurring teacher and student views. Its grading examples emphasize measurable features such as volume, fit, sketch definition, and modeling timeline rather than screenshot submission.
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