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=== Tutorials === | === Tutorials === | ||
| − | These workshops focus on design principles, and are effectively a training in [[ | + | These workshops focus on design principles, and are effectively a training in [[Computer-aided_design|Computer-Aided Design]]. Upon successful completion of a Tutorial, you will be able to begin digitally design objects. |
* [[Introduction to 2D CAD (with Inkscape)]] | * [[Introduction to 2D CAD (with Inkscape)]] | ||
* [[Introduction to 3D CAD (with Fusion 360)]] | * [[Introduction to 3D CAD (with Fusion 360)]] | ||
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* [[Introduction to electronics]] | * [[Introduction to electronics]] | ||
* [[Introduction to version control]] | * [[Introduction to version control]] | ||
| + | * [[Introduction to programming (with Python)]] | ||
| + | *[[Introduction to Fabric Design]] | ||
=== Certifications === | === Certifications === | ||
| − | These workshops focus on fabrication principles, and are effectively a training in [[ | + | These workshops focus on fabrication principles, and are effectively a training in [[Computer-aided_manufacturing|Computer-Aided Manufacturing]]. Upon successful completion of a Certification, you will be authorized to operate the equipment without supervision. |
* [[Introduction to milling with the Bantam Tools PCB Mill]] | * [[Introduction to milling with the Bantam Tools PCB Mill]] | ||
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* [[Introduction to 2D laser cutting with the Universal PLS4.75 Laser Cutter]] | * [[Introduction to 2D laser cutting with the Universal PLS4.75 Laser Cutter]] | ||
* [[Introduction to 3D printing with the Type A Series 1 Pro Printer]] | * [[Introduction to 3D printing with the Type A Series 1 Pro Printer]] | ||
| + | * [[Introduction to Microcontrollers with Arduino]] | ||
* [[Intermediate 3D printing with the Stratasys uPrint SE Plus]] | * [[Intermediate 3D printing with the Stratasys uPrint SE Plus]] | ||
| + | * [[Intermediate Fabric Design with Sewing Machine]] | ||
* [[Advanced 3D printing with Formlabs Form One Printer]] | * [[Advanced 3D printing with Formlabs Form One Printer]] | ||
Revision as of 19:19, 28 November 2018
Generally, these workshops are offered at least once a week on a rotating basis. Check the Lab calendar for up-to-date availability!
Required workshops
In order to become a member of the DaBL community, the only workshop you must attend:
Tutorials
These workshops focus on design principles, and are effectively a training in Computer-Aided Design. Upon successful completion of a Tutorial, you will be able to begin digitally design objects.
- Introduction to 2D CAD (with Inkscape)
- Introduction to 3D CAD (with Fusion 360)
- Intermediate 3D CAD (with Blender)
- Advanced 3D CAD (with Inventor)
- Introduction to circuit design (with EAGLE)
- Introduction to electronics
- Introduction to version control
- Introduction to programming (with Python)
- Introduction to Fabric Design
Certifications
These workshops focus on fabrication principles, and are effectively a training in Computer-Aided Manufacturing. Upon successful completion of a Certification, you will be authorized to operate the equipment without supervision.
- Introduction to milling with the Bantam Tools PCB Mill
- Introduction to 2D vector cutting with the GCC Jaguar VLX Vinyl Cutter
- Introduction to 2D laser cutting with the Universal PLS4.75 Laser Cutter
- Introduction to 3D printing with the Type A Series 1 Pro Printer
- Introduction to Microcontrollers with Arduino
- Intermediate 3D printing with the Stratasys uPrint SE Plus
- Intermediate Fabric Design with Sewing Machine
- Advanced 3D printing with Formlabs Form One Printer
