3D PRINTING at the WONDER LAB!

We stopped by Give Kids The World Village in Central Florida, and got to see the wonderful experiences they give the kids and families that are there visiting. The Wonder Lab is an AMAZING place, and I found some Bambu Lab 3d printers and some Polymaker filaments! SO MUCH TO SEE!

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[Lance_Tonkin]

Man we need more places like this these days, feel like this will get some kids of their screens and into making some stuff themselves and explore

[williamjustus]

Kudos to Bambu Labs, Garner Holt and the filament providers for helping this awesome organization!!!

[BeardedPrinter]

This makes me so happy! Thank you for highlighting the positivity in the world!

[Average_Outhaul_User]

This is exactly the sort of thing Joel is so passionate about, love it! "Make cool stuff", I would completely agree, doing cool stuff is awesome!

[jgon]

Amazing video and wonderful women!!! Kids for sure learn alot in that place.

[LincolnWorld]

What an amazing place! Thanks for showing it to us, Joel. Every state should have a place like this.

[AndrewAHayes]

This is so cool, we need something like this in the UK, when a child is diagnosed with a disease that will end their lives early you try and pack as many good experiences in as possible, my cousin died at nine years old from leukemia in 1977, his cancer can now be treated and cured.
In my family if you don't die from heart disease then cancer gets you

[freerangemtb]

This is so cool! I live in the Orlando area and I didn't even know about this place. I'm going to see if there's room for me to volunteer!

[joseybegood]

Always love your heart and your content sir, thanks for highlighting one of my home town’s most deserving charities!

[semihtor]

Hats off to all the people at GKTW and to all the donors that provide the resources, truly awesome stuff 👏👏👏

[vpdprinting]

Sweet! Thanks for spreading the word on this Joel. I was fortunate enough to be able to help get them going with some looms and display items when the lab first opened. What a fascinating and wonderful place the WonderLab is and the volunteers there are incredible. Wish I lived a a bit closer so I could spend some time there. At 1:39 there's a dragon of mine, and in the background are some spiral fidgit toys I've been working on with a collegue. Those are the only ones out in the wild. Thanks once again to you for getting the word out and all the awesome people at Wonderlab and GKTW. What an amazing group of people.

[leidydidi]

I’m so happy u went to Gktw I been volunteering there for years I haven’t been there much lately I miss those kids is such a great feeling to volunteer there. This made my day. Thank u. It truly is the happiest place on hearth those families are so grateful and the kids smiles are the best. N you can plan your vacationn come volunteer a few hours I’ve seen it many times :)

[ChazBword]

Absolutely amazing Joel. What an amazing thing to showcase and a great organization. We need more people like that across this country.

[Brocknoviatch]

That was awesome! What a great non profit. I want to make a tiki bird!

[dustinstrate]

The 3D printing nerd inspired me to bring printers to my classroom, now we do a huge project every year where we launch student designed 3D printed model rockets. I love seeing these projects! Also awesome since this is right near me!

[AaronTheGeek]

I really dig the childlike wonder that's happening for what is going on with all the discoveries, and I really wish a place like this was near me so I could volunteer...

[rcmaniac]

*tears* That was fantastic. I'm glad such a place exists for kids to experience and everything they showed off.

[laurastanleyneelindquist]

The hydraulics are powered by syringes, which kids probably only know from the medical world. Seeing them power a cool machine might reduce anxiety about them in the future. ❤

[danbrit]

ive loved 3d printing took me 4 years to get something printed(before it was main stream) and another 2 years till i got my own

[DJapan]

What a great place! I lived in Orlando for 13 months for school about 20 years ago but I didn't hear about this place. I wonder if it started after I left.