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Title: "Fictional Portrait: Forest Gentleman #1, ver2"
Materials: laser cut plywood, laser cut acrylic, B&W photocopy, watercolor, heat transfer foil, beads, brass hardware, acrylic paint, water based varnish
Dimensions: 3.25" by 8" by 0.625"
Date: 2014
FabLab Cali, Colombia fablabcali.org
"Taller con padres de familia" fablabcali.org/index.php/component/content/article/9-sin-...
Makers in the Jocelyn H. Lee Innovation Lab were challenged to transform potential energy into kinetic energy. (That's fancy-talk for playing with marbles.) Marble runs were created with track sections 3D printed on the Gigabot, tracks folded from cardstock pre-cut on the laser cutter and a variety of hand-made and found items. And tape - lots and lots of tape. Photo credit: James Mahon.
Title: "Fictional Portrait: Siren #1 (ver 2)"
Materials: laser cut plywood, laser cut acrylic, found imagery, vintage glass crystals, hand-woven fabric, acrylic paint, brass hardware, water based varnish
Dimensions: 5.5" by 5.5" by 0.625"
Date: 2014
Photos from our craft room. This is a dump of photos from my phone. Many may be duplicates or similar angles.
An exhibition by Cécile Babiole. iMAL, Brussels, 19 April-20 May 2012. imal.org/activity/gobo-gob o-hey
100 Watt Laser Tube with the beam combiner attached. Since the laser beam is an invisible light, our machines have a red dot laser pointer, which combined with the laser beam helps for the accurate positioning of parts. For more information visit us at www.jamiesonlaser.com
FabLab Cali, Colombia fablabcali.org
"Taller con padres de familia" fablabcali.org/index.php/component/content/article/9-sin-...
What do you do when you dont have a resistor of the correct value? Put 10 in parallel on a lasercut pcb of course
Images document training sessions organized by Live Architecture Network August 2009 at the Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalunya.
These aren't actually giveaways, but were made for our summer party so people would be able to identify all Tupalo employees. :)
"Scratch" is a easy and fun programming environment for beginners of all ages. Recently some young makers learned about programming nested 'repeat' loops to generate geometric patterns. Those drawings were then used as patterns to be cut on the laser cutter with some outstanding results.
first prototype for soundreactive wall.
cardboard, lasercutter, servos, processing. project from philip flickr.com/photos/underdoeg and martin flickr.com/photos/d_effekt/, www.undef.ch