Fun, educational kits for 3D printers

However, no one is quite sure what to print on a 3D printer. We can fix that.

We sell fun, educational things for children and adults to make on 3D printers. Iconic, amazing things that changed the world, from Stephenson’s Rocket, to Space Ship One, to the Model T Ford and the very first hovercraft.

Buy, download, print and build your kit and learn about the new 3D printing technology as you go. Putting the kit together is child’s play and you can trick it out with motors, micro computers, LEDs and more.

We want children to have fun, learn, and become the inventors and engineers of tomorrow.

We are I Can Make.

www.icanmake.co | hello@icanmake.co | @ICanmakeHQ

This is the year that most people – especially children – are going to meet their first 3D printer. From September 2014 the new design curriculum in the UK will include 3D printing, and schools nationwide will be purchasing 3D printers. Prices are dropping rapidly, and parents are also beginning to buy them for the home.

Founding Team We are all experienced business professionals - collectively we have a total of 63 years of internet-related work under our belts. Since I Can Make was founded in January 2014, the team has worked with determination and passion to understand the needs of our users, refine the product and concept, and to get it ready for market.

Chris Thorpe (Technology)Chris is the former CTO of Moshi Monsters and helped set up The Guardian Open Platform and Government Digital Service.

Becky Fishman (Partnerships)Becky is responsible for Branding and Outreach for the Entrepreneurship Centre and Skoll Centre for Social Entrepreneurship at the Saïd Business School, Oxford.

Dean Vipond (Design)Dean was the Interaction Designer for the BAFTA Kids Award winning Nightmare High, and has designed sites and services for The Guardian, Faber, BBC and Channel 4.

Mark Simpkins (Product) Mark was the project manager for BBC Games Grid among other products at the BBC and led the team builidng the Vogue UK iPad app.

Teaching the engineering of the

future using the engineering

icons of the past

NOWTHEN

Launching this summer

Downloadable kits to buyDownloadable kits for free

Helpful videos Tutorials“How we did it” materialsMaterials for teachers

All in time for the newschool year.

Market

About 250k “domestic” printers currently, rising exponentially

High quality machines now available from respected manufacturers at sub £1000 price point

Costs £5k-20k to produce a kit which sells for £5-10 and is evergreen

I Can Make is profitable when we hit 1% of the domestic market once a month and 1% of the school market once a year

“I actually voted for I

Can Make, you should

watch them, I have a

feeling that over the

next three years they’ll

pull it off and be very

successful”

Sir Richard Branson

We’re an experienced team, who’ve made

BAFTA award winning products and sites

used by 1 in 4 UK children.

Becky Fishman

Marketing

Dean Vipond

Design

Chris Thorpe

Technology

Mark Simpkins

Product

Thank you.

@icanmakehq • hello@icanmake.co • http://icanmake.co