The SnapStack Lab is an inexpensive and easy to use resource that covers an array of challenging technology and engineering topics.

Mechanical and Structural Engineering
A deep dive into Simple Machines and Mechanical Advantage
Computer Aided Design and 3D Printing
Competitive Design Challenges.

The variety of structures and mechanisms that can be built from the SnapStack Lab astound students and teachers alike.

Combined with any 3D printer, the SnapStack Lab is perfect for introducing students to Computer Aided Design (CAD) and rapid prototyping. Teachers will find a comprehensive curriculum for introducing students to CAD and 3D printing in the STEM-Maker Curriculum Library. Additionally, all components in the Rokenbok system are available as digital files on the Rokenbok Education website. Students can upload the digital files to any CAD program to create a design for 3D printing. This mimics the way engineers work in the real world, combining their new ideas with readily available off-the-shelf parts to create a new product!

SnapStack Lab learning sequences are carefully linked to everyday machines and structures, and the world of work. Completing this curriculum sequence will change the way your students see the world in a remarkable way.



Mechanical and Structural Engineering
Compound Machine Design Challenge
Measurement
Working with Design Briefs
Diagrammatic Instructions
Compound Machine Design
Structural Engineering (How to Make Things Strong)
Applying Mechanical Advantage
Mechanical Engineering (How to Make Things Move)
Working within Specifications and Constraints
Thinking Like a Designer/Engineer (World of Work)
Rapid Prototyping (CAD & 3D Printing)
Simple MachinesIntroduction to Tinkercad
Building, Testing & Modifying (6) Simple MachinesDesigning New Rokenbok Engineering Component
Applying & Measuring Mechanical Advantage
Using a 3D Printer to Make New Parts
Designing Real-World Applications

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