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|title=3D Scanning
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|description=Digitize physical objects and convert them into detailed three-dimensional models for inspection, modification, or reproduction.
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|title=Laser Cutting and Engraving
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|description=Cut and engrave approved sheets of wood, acrylic, cardboard, and other materials using the FabLab's laser cutters.
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|title=Print and Cut
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|description=Create stickers, signs, posters, banners, window lettering, and heat-transfer graphics for textiles.
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|title=UV Printing
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|description=Print full-colour graphics directly onto acrylic, wood, metal, glass, ceramic, and other compatible surfaces.
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Revision as of 13:54, 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.

3D Printing

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.

Rapidly prototype custom printed circuit boards using the FabLab's desktop PCB milling equipment.

Use soldering stations, oscilloscopes, power supplies, multimeters, and prototyping tools for electronics projects.