This course follows our complete start to finish 3D printing journey, from setting up a brand new printer and workspace to first prints, troubleshooting, and learning core skills along the way. The long term goal is printing and assembling a wearable Iron Man suit for Evan, but the real focus is learning how 3D printing works as a family and showing the full process honestly, including mistakes, fixes, and progress over time.

This course is centered on building Infento projects as a family, from unboxing and setup to full builds, testing, and honest reviews. Along the way, we share practical tips for working with kids on longer projects, keeping them engaged, handling frustration, and turning builds into real learning moments. The focus is not just the finished ride, but the process of building together and what parents can expect at each stage.

A dad and his 10 year old son building a town together in Dinkum, the cozy Australian co-op game. This is the permanent home for the series. Every episode lives here as a lesson you can come back to, plus printable cheat sheets and guides to help you and your kid get further without getting lost. New episode every Friday. Play along or just watch. Either way it's about building something together and talking the whole time.

A dad and his 10 year old son set out to 3D print a wearable Iron Man suit, and we're filming every step. The helmet comes first. We print it, dial in our air-safety setup, scale and fit it, then motorize the faceplate so it actually opens and closes. You'll see the real process, the parts we used, the problems we hit, and how we worked through them together. If you love big build projects and doing them with your kid, follow along from the very start.

Ryan and Evan jump into Witchspire, a brand new co-op survival crafting game, and learn it together one episode at a time. Witch magic, crafting, base building, and taming familiars, all figured out live with zero expertise. Watch the series in order from Episode 1, follow the dad and son journey, and jump into the discussion. New episodes added as we play. No pressure, no fake hype, just two people learning a new game side by side. BUILD. BOND. GROW.

A dad and his 10 year old son survive a modded Minecraft zombie apocalypse together. Each episode is one play session, from the first night we barely lived through to building power, guns, and a base that can hold off a horde. It is a hard game and it is not for every family, so the setup guide and the first lessons tell you straight what is in it. Watch in order, get it running with your own kid, and come tell us how your runs are going.

A dad and his son build Mark Rober's CrunchLabs kits, one box at a time. Seven builds so far, and every box teaches a different piece of engineering. Flywheels, ratchets, momentum transfer, linkages, projectile motion, persistence of vision, and optics. You get the honest version of each build, including the mistakes we made and had to undo, plus whether the kit still gets used after the first day. Built for parents who want hands-on time instead of screen time.