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New in the Makerspace: Baby Lock Embellisher EMB12

2024年5月29日 12:00

Through a gratuitous donation, the Scholars’ Lab Makerspace has acquired a Baby Lock Embellisher EMB12. This embellisher lets you felt all types of material including yarn and ribbon into various fabrics. The 12 barbed needles mesh material together without the need for thread. These needles are removable, so you can adjust the quantity to fit whatever project you are working on. Use all 12 to cover a large area rapidly or use a reduced amount for finer detailed work. Come test it out and add some flair to your clothing!

New in the Makerspace: Prusa MK4

2024年5月29日 12:00

We have upgraded all our old Prusa i3 MK3S+ printers to the Original Prusa MK4. The MK4 features a print volume of 25 x 21 x 22 cm (9.84 x 8.3 x 8.6 in). Its more rugged build quality and new reinforced z-axis rods allow for significantly faster and more consistent prints. Autocalibration before each print helps to ensure a smooth first layer and is much faster than manual calibration. Come by and check it out!

New in the Makerspace: Prusa XL

2024年5月17日 12:00

The Scholars’ Lab Makerspace has just made its newest addition to its 3D printing family. Our new Original Prusa XL is one of the biggest 3D printers on Grounds, with a print volume of 36 x 36 x 36 cm (14.17 x 14.17 x 14.17 in). Its five toolheads allow for up to five different filaments to be used together in a single print, whether to create a multicolour print or with specialty support materials. These independent toolheads also reduce filament waste, significantly reducing the amount of filament that needs to be purged during filament changes. Come by and check it out!

Equipment Naming Contest

2024年5月13日 12:00

We held our first ever equipment naming contest this semester. Over 20 names were suggested for each equipment. We had 37 votes tallied. We used rank-choice voting to determine the winners using this handy RankedVote Chrome Extension. So, without further ado, here are the winning names of our equipment!

Bernina 350 Sewing Machine #1

Sewing machine 1

Lilo wins with 14 votes. Sewsan comes in second with 10 votes.

Lilo wins!

Bernina 350 Sewing Machine #2

Sewing machine 2

Stitch wins with 16 votes. Thread Lasso comes in second with 8 votes. There was a glitch in the software on this election. But Stitch was the clear winner, even without ranked-choice voting.

Stitch wins!

Juki Serger

Juki serger

Sergent Pepper wins a tie breaker with Judge Juki, each had 8 votes.

Stitch wins!

Silhouette Cameo 4

Silhouette cutter

Sir Slice-a-lot wins with 18 votes. The highest number of votes for a name of any equipment. Fozzie comes in second with 7 votes.

Sir Slice-a-lot wins!

Prusa MK3S+ 3D printer #1

3D printer number 1

Phil A. Ment wins with 15 votes. Printy McPrintFace comes in second with 6 votes.

Phil A. Ment wins!

Prusa MK3S+ 3D printer #2

3D printer number 2

Printsipal Skinner squeaks out a win with 9 votes. The Other Big One ™ fortunately loses with a close 8 votes.

Printsipal Skinner wins!

Prusa Mini

3D printer number 3

The Maker Formerly Known As Prints wins with 7 votes. We’ll just call it “Prints” or ℘. Cupid comes in second with 4 votes.

℘ wins!

Prusa MK3S+ w/ MMU3

3D printer number 4

Kermit wins with 13 votes. Chewbacca comes in second with 8 votes. Which gets me thinking, next time we name the equipment, we’ll go with a theme and name them all ourselves. StarWars, Muppets, and Avatar: The Last Airbender all made appearances.

Kermit wins!

Universal Systems Laser cutter

laser cutter

Vader wins with 9 votes. Major Lazer comes in second with 8 votes. Both cool names…

Vader wins!

Othermill Desktop CNC

Desktop CNC

Whittle Prince wins with 9 votes. Jill the Drill Mill comes in second with 8 votes.

Whittle Prince wins!

Formlabs Form 2 Resin Printer

form 2 printer

The Fresh Prints of Bel Air wins with 14 votes. We’ll probably shorten that to just Fresh Prints. Artemis comes in distant second with 5 votes.

Fresh Prints wins!

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