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Cybroskillers — where your projects get an audience

Cybroskillers is a crew of young makers — not a crowd, just people who really design, print and show each other what they’ve made.

The crew’s home base is our Discord server.

What goes on in the crew

The “Cybroskillers” server is our community’s home base — the place between lessons where learning turns into friendships.

Projects and prints

The freshest models and prints land on the crew’s channel — from first keychains to original builds.

Help when the printer plays up

Trouble with a print? You ask — a mentor answers, or someone who’s just been through the same thing.

Extra project tasks

Want more than the lesson? You ask for an extra project challenge and get going between sessions.

Chill zone

Memes and chats about shared passions — the crew isn’t only about 3D printing.

Monthly Challenge

Every month we announce a new project theme on Discord. You submit a render or a photo of your print, the crew votes, and a mentor adds their vote too. The prize? We print the winning project and ship it to its author’s home, and the work goes into the Cybroskill gallery.

Project gallery

The best answer to “what will I learn here?” — our students’ work.

[TO BE ADDED: photo gallery of student projects — 3D prints, robots, models]

See our award winners’ stories →

The winners are on board

The podium finishers of the national 3D Edu Art competition sit on our Discord just like everyone else — you can chat with them, ask about a project or get advice before your own competition run.

Their stories →

The knowledge relay

Older, more experienced students become assistants: they help the younger ones on Discord, test their projects and pick up the most valuable skill of all — explaining to others what they’ve mastered themselves. At Cybroskill knowledge doesn’t stop with one person: you pass it on.

For parents

Community safety

The Cybroskillers server is moderated by our team — mentors and moderators see all public channels and react in real time. Clear, written rules apply: respect, zero hate, zero private data.

Community members are verified — it’s a closed space for our students, not an open chat. We inform parents about any concerning situations, and along the way we teach children digital hygiene habits that pay off everywhere on the internet.

Get free project scenarios

Sign up and get a guide to your first projects in Tinkercad — a keychain with your name and a figure in the style of Minecraft or Brawl Stars.

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We’ll send the guide to your email address.

Join the crew

Hop onto our Discord — show a project, ask for help and go for the monthly challenge.

[TO BE ADDED: invite link to the “Cybroskillers” Discord server]