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Howard Barrett, the chairman, puts the final touches to the Boxford stand before the show.
Charles Ryan takes a close interest in a 3D printer on the Technology Supplies stand.
4x4TechnologyChallengetrack on display at the show.
Andrew Gregory, generalmanager of TechSoft, takes a rapt audience through TechSoft software.
DavidAckroyd ofFormula
Gravitytalks to visitors about gravity racing and education.
The latest product fromMega
Electronics – PCB production unit including the sink, capable of etching circuits in 90 seconds.
A model of the London Eye – just one of the attractions on the CR
Clarke stand along with the plastic recyclingSchredsystem.
TheChalkyvan, a rejuvenated campervan redesigned and upgraded, one of the exhibits at the show. It can be used as a mobile workshop event and
exhibition display vehicle which runs on reprocessed cooking oils and uses solar power for low energy lighting.
TheScalextric4Schools, a competition designed to inspire tomorrow’s
designers and engineers. UsingPro/ENGINEER3D software and curriculum provided free by PTC and cost price parts and track fromHornby Hobbies, students make and race slot cars, culminating in a national final.
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Popular with crowds were Textile Projects’ twice daily fashion shows featuring recycled fashion garments. The organisation is the brainchild of award-
winning fashion designer Seema Izaiah fromIndia. Her aimis to equip textile teachers to raise standards and awareness of recycling and sustainability.
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