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Welcome to the FabLab wiki. Below you will find the fabrication technologies available in the lab. Select a technology to view its equipment, training requirements, safety information, and operating procedures. | |||
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|title=3D Printing | |||
|page=Machines:3D Printing | |||
|image=bambulabx1c.jpg | |||
|description=Explore our filament and resin 3D printers, available materials, slicing software, training requirements, and printing procedures. | |||
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|title=CNC Milling | |||
|page=Machines:CNC Milling | |||
|image=CNC-machine.png | |||
|description=Machine parts and prototypes from wood, plastic, foam, and other approved stock materials. | |||
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|title=Soldering Station | |||
|page=Machines:Soldering | |||
|image=soldering-bench.png | |||
|description=Solder anything you want! | |||
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Latest revision as of 14:00, 18 July 2026
Welcome to the FabLab wiki. Below you will find the fabrication technologies available in the lab. Select a technology to view its equipment, training requirements, safety information, and operating procedures.
Explore our filament and resin 3D printers, available materials, slicing software, training requirements, and printing procedures.
Machine parts and prototypes from wood, plastic, foam, and other approved stock materials.
