Course Detail: LLC.1332 - Fabricating the Future: 3D Printing to Metal Casting

Students will conceptualize and design an object, which they then produce using 3D printing technology. This printed model will serve as a pattern for metal casting. Employing the sand molding foundry method, students will fabricate a mold and melt metal to pour into it, ultimately producing a casting. Ages 12-17.

This manufacturing camp is offered at a discount thanks to generous funding from SparkForce The FMA Foundation. More information can be found at fmamfg.org.

Please Note: Does not qualify for the early bird discount.

Session Information: SM25.LLC.1332.TY2 (SOLD OUT! Waitlist available)

Schedule:

Every day, starting on 07/21/25 and ending on 07/24/25

Times:

09:30am-03:00pm CDT

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Price:

Class Price : $59.00

Instructors

Name

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Debra Daun

Biography:

As MakerLab Specialist, Debra Daun manages two Makerspaces for Joliet Junior College: MakerLab at Main Campus and the 3D Printing/Virtual Reality Lab at Romeoville Campus. In addition to assisting members and students with their projects, she maintains all equipment and teaches STEM-related community classes through Corporate & Community Services. She constantly refines the MakerLab program to keep it current with rapidly changing technologies.

Already possessing a degree in Biology, Debra also received a Computer Graphic Technology degree from Kankakee Community College at age 60. She has taught as an adjunct professor for KCC's Technology Department.

Her ultimate wish is to develop 3D modeling and printing education through the MakerLab program into a formal training program for the rapidly growing field of Additive Manufacturing.

Joe Costabile

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Facility Detail

Main Campus

Main Campus, T-1030 CCS Classroom

1215 Houbolt Dr.

Joliet, IL 60431

(815) 280-1555