3D Printing is a combination of art, engineering, and problem-solving. At 3D4E, we strive to inspire people through the power of computer-aided design, and leave our own mark by building practical solutions to real-world problems through 3D-printed products.
Our club’s main focus
is on group projects, in which we design, manufacture, and test
using CAD software and 3D printing. These projects range from
recreational, like RC cars, to life-changing, like our prosthetic hand.
In addition to our group efforts, 3D4E also supports members with
the resources and expertise they might need to pursue their own
individual ideas.
Project Hours: 7PM - 8PM Thursdays; Branch Room in Olympic Hall Makerspace
Regardless of your background, major, or design experience,
we are committed to teaching all our general members how to
3D print from the ground up. During the Fall Quarter, after
we recruit new members, we will host weekly workshops to train
everyone how to use CAD tools like Fusion360, and translate your
designs into manufacturable prints.
Workshop Hours: 6PM - 7PM Thursdays; Branch Room in Olympic Hall Makerspace
From showcases to tech fairs, retreats to social outreach events, follow our adventures by browsing our media gallery.
3D4E Spring Showcase
UCLA 3D4E Spring Retreat
UCLA We-Make Fair
UCLA 3D4E Spring Retreat
3D4E Spring Showcase
3D4E Spring Showcase
Angel City Games Showcase
Logan's Prosthetic Hand
UC San Diego 3D4E Showcase
UCLA Tech Fair
UCLA 3D4E Showcase
UCLA Exploratory
I'm a fourth-year mechanical engineering major from Camarillo, CA. I like 3D modeling and printing strange creations (check out my grabCAD!), playing the piano, and using elite (strange) emoji combos. Don't hesitate to reach out if you have questions about Mech E at UCLA, or if you have cute doggo pics 👀👄👀
Hi there! I'm Sudarshan Seshadri, a second-year Electrical Engineering major. I love making both cursed and functional 3D printed designs. While I'm not creating, I enjoy trekking, playing video games, and Petting Powell cat every day until I don't (yes, that was me!).
Hi! I'm Sophia Du and I'm a second-year electrical engineering major. I primarily got into 3D printing due to my obsession with mechanical keyboards. My other hobbies include playing the piano, gaming, and brewing coffee.
I'm a second-year Computational and Systems Biology Major. I like to print keyboards, so talk to me about keyboards . In my free time, I enjoy video games, working out, swimming and basketball.
I'm a third-year Human Biology and Society major from Eureka, CA. I joined 3D4E beause I had an interest in learning more about 3D printing. I enjoy bothering the staff at the maker space by printing various knick knacks. I'm currently a part of the biomedical project, which just finished a prosthetic hand. Outside of 3D printing, I enjoy spending time outdoors enjoying the sunny Los Angeles weather. If you have any questions about entering 3D4E with zero 3D printing knowledge feel free to reach out!
I'm a third-year molecular, cell, and developmental biology major. I was introduced to 3D printing through 3D4E and am super excited to continue developing my skills through all of the club's amazing workshops and projects. I'm the biggest Swiftie out there and love to talk all things Taylor Swift, so reach out if you want to analyze TS lyrics together while printing the randomest of creations :)
Hey, I'm a third-year aerospace engineer who likes games, anime, and (of course) 3D printing.
Hey! I am a first-year Mechanical Engineering major with an interest in aerospace (planes, rockets, satellites, etc.). I look forward to working with the Flight team this year and learning more about 3D printing and design. My personal hobbies are working out, eating Taco Bell, running, and hiking.
Hi! I'm a second-year computer science major who likes movies, coffee, and all things in tech. I love tinkering with single-board computers and microcontrollers. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions about CS or are in need of caffeine.
I'm a mechanical engineer who strives to create contraptions that are completely pointless, but not entirely useless. Besides spending more time than I care to admit designing these contraptions, I also enjoy using 3D printing to create costumes and cosplay props with my sister; from Overwatch to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, I will gladly shunt my studies to bring these characters to life. Not the best role model.
Hi! I'm Michelle, a second-year Chemistry major. Aside from a concerning addiction to keyboards, my free time consists of Taekwondo, gaming, and digital art. Come talk to me about Junji Ito, J-rock, and anything 3D4E!