I love to study ancient civilizations and architecture. Last summer I attended a 3D printing workshop, "Tinkering with Tinkecad" at my school. At the workshop, I learned how 3D printing is not only revolutionizing STEM learning but also aiding other streams like Geography and History. I learned how I can print out historical artifacts to examine and understand them much better. Here, I'm sharing how I used Codeblocks to create the Rose Window of the Abbey of Fiastra . Things We Need Computer Internet 3D software ( Tinkercad ) Computer mice, 3D printer, and filaments for printing(optional) Division For convenience, we will divide the Rose Window into 2 parts, Inner Shell and Outer Shell . Inner Shell: Division and Identification The Inner shell of the Rose Window can divide it into 3 parts: Central Part: made up of a solid cylinder at the center with hole cylinder with 12 cylindrical holes with the base pointing towards you. Middle Part: is made up of ...