Geology faults

If you’ve read my Bio, you’ll already know that I’m a Technology teacher in a public high school. Apart from using 3d printing in my classes, I also love to use my free time to design and 3d print things like my tractors. Recently I came across the geology contest and I thought it was a perfect opportunity to encourage 3d printing, not only for technology or robotics but for other subjects too. So, I asked my fellow geology teacher and he helped me to come up with ideas that would be useful with his students. We didn’t have much time, because I saw the contest with few days left, but I managed to design some fault cubes that turned out great. They’re basically 3 different cubes representing the three basic types of faults. I also designed a stand and some labels that add a nice touch. The cubes can be inserted on the stand in both positions “closed” or “opened” and name plates are removable. There are two options for each fault, plain or textured so you can choose the one that suits yo