How to convert a 3D Printer to a Laser Cutter
You can not only use your 3d printer for printing, but it is also an XYZ motion platform. By attaching a laser to the extruder, for example, you can easily convert your 3d printer to a laser engraver or even cutter.
America Makes, Laser Institute of America, Fab Foundation and Fab Lab Hub Collaborate in 2018 Digital Fabrication Conference
Thought leaders in 3D Printing, Smart Manufacturing, New Collar Workforce training, STEM education and Entrepreneurship explore how new digital fabrication tools like 3D Printing are changing the world
Maker Cities: If You Can Imagine It, You Can Build It
Peter Hirshberg and Marcia Kadanoff for US News:
Maker Cities are remaking America for the future.
Tinkers, Hackers and Inventors Unite at The Henry Ford for Maker Faire Detroit July 30-31
On July 30 -31 hundreds of makers from across the country will bring their wares, ideas, inventions and solutions to The Henry Ford for the seventh annual Maker Faire Detroit, the Midwests largest two-day festival dedicated to unconventional ingenuity, unbridled creativity and forward thinking
Join the Maker Movement: Newark Museum Opens Permanent Gallery Devoted to MakerSPACE
Newark Museum unveils new gallery devoted MakeSPACE.
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