This document discusses educational 3D printing kits for children called I Can Make. It plans to launch downloadable kits this summer for both purchasing and free use. The kits will include tutorials, instructions, and materials to help teach engineering and 3D printing skills. I Can Make sees an opportunity in the growing domestic and school 3D printing market and believes their affordable kits can gain market share.

1. Fun, educational kits for 3D printers
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
Teaching the engineering of the
future using the engineering
icons of the past

2. NOWTHEN

8. Launching this summer
Downloadable kits to buy
Downloadable kits for free
Helpful videos
Tutorials
“How we did it” materials
Materials for teachers
All in time for the new
school year.

9. 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

10. “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

11. 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

12. Thank you.
@icanmakehq • hello@icanmake.co • http://icanmake.co