In this orientation, you will learn how 3D printers work and how to set-up and run the 3D printer. You will learn the basics of 3D printing technologies and ways of using them creatively, and you will become familiar with MakerLabs' resources available for member and drop-in use.
In this orientation, you will learn how 3D printers work and how to set-up and run the 3D printer. You will learn the basics of 3D printing technologies and ways of using them creatively, and you will become familiar with MakerLabs' resources available for member and drop-in use.
This orientation is ideal for artists, artisans, designers, architects, engineers, product developers, industrial designers, and anyone else looking to gain an understanding of additive manufacturing, scanning, and rapid prototyping. Some familiarity with 3D design software is helpful, but not necessary for this course.
Founded in 2013, MakerLabs is a makerspace in Vancouver, Canada, born out of a vision to create the best possible space for making.
MakerLabs has 26,000 square feet of workshops, studios and common areas including a wood shop, metal shop, ceramics studio, CNC routers, laser cutters, sewing machines, and much more. Each tool area has a safety and orientation classes required for access. We also have a fabrication team that can make almost anything. If you have an idea, let us know how we can help you make it happen!
How to process your 3D file to use with the Ultimaker S5 filament printer using the Cura software. We look at: different filaments, 2 colour printing, printing with dissolvable PVA supports and variable density printing. We will even touch on printing with metal filaments.
The program focuses on mastering agile product design, product sculpture, and prototyping with 3-D printers and showcased in 3-D animations.
Our courses offer a dynamic journey into the captivating realm of 3D printing technology. Led by experienced instructors, students will grasp the fundamentals of design, prototyping, and bringing ideas to life in three dimensions.
The program focuses on mastering agile product design, product sculpture, and prototyping with 3-D printers and showcased in 3-D animations.
Manufacturing with mud allows us to reintroduce traditional, sustainable local materials into our contemporary culture using design thinking and creative problem-solving to address quality, cost and efficiency issues in response to the global housing crisis.
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