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Woodstock School: 3D Printing & Cycling Instructor
Teaching 3D printing and cycling to students aged 11 to 15 at my old high school.

In summer 2025 I taught a 3D printing course at Woodstock School in Mussoorie, India, to 28 students aged 11 to 15. Over two weeks, with five two-hour sessions each week, we covered primitive and parametric CAD (TinkerCAD and Onshape), design for 3D printing, how 3D printers and other CNC machines work, and a final project each. The projects ranged from a Ludo set for the blind with 3D printed braille dice to tees that help soccer players take penalty kicks on uneven ground.
In 2022 and 2023 I was also head intern and co-instructor for cycling at Woodstock's summer school.
Earlier, as CEO of Woodstock's NASA Passage team for the Space Settlement design competition, I grew the team from four members to over two dozen and led it to the Indian national round two years in a row.
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Walking students through layer height, infill, and print time.