Last updated: 26 October 2026
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- Projects involving mains (230 V AC) electricity can cause serious injury or death. Only work with mains power if you are qualified, and use proper enclosures and fuses.
- Lithium-ion and LiPo batteries can catch fire if short-circuited, overcharged or damaged. Use protected cells and a proper charger, and never leave them charging unattended.
- 3D printer nozzles and heated beds get hot enough to burn. Keep printers away from children, ventilate the room, and never leave a printer running unattended for long periods.
- Students should build projects under the supervision of a teacher or experienced adult.
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