Fat Cat FAB LAB

Full house at the lab tonight! 3d printing, vinyl cutting, laser cutting, and woodshop, all at once!

Our very own at his opening tonight! Go check out his piece at Plato gallery in soho through Aug 16.

is back with all his cool stuff!

looking casual on the bench he just made.

ducky

An afternoon of mechanical keyboards hosted by and , with a side of heat-pressing some t-shirts!

What do smoke-breathing skateboards 🐉, robots that draw portraits and robots that dance, and pipe organs have in common? They were all part of Show and Tell Night at Fat Cat Fab Lab! Our maker resident along with Members Brooke, Brendan,, and Angelina showed off their incredible projects to Members and the Public and we had a blast!

We had a great time with everyone!

Super thank you to & of for bringing it together and everyone who came out!

Look out for future collab events at FCFL with Wi3DP and we to see you at the next one ❤️🦾

We’re excited to host our friends, Women in 3D Printing NYC Chapter tomorrow!

Come meet fellow makers, hackers, 3D pros, and hang—everyone is welcome to come!

Food and drinks too 😛

Tues, Apr 4th, 7-9pm

RSVP link in bio

Checkmate. 3D printed chess sets, all by FCFL members. We hear 3D printed 3D chess is up next. That’s like 36 dimensions of chess, right? 🤯

Meet Janaki Ranpura, Fat Cat Fab maker-in-residence!

As maker-in-residence, Janaki’s
project points to another kind of intelligence — cultural intelligence, which sometimes expresses itself as prejudice — as a force that sways how we evaluate the world. Janaki’s work aims to use machines to show how we influence each other via old codes, which are ways of knowing that hold us together socially.

“Generational Chatter” will eventually be a wall installation of talking faces that reacts to people who approach.

Stay tuned for updates on Janaki’s work at FCFL!

There’s been a lot of clicking going on at Fat Cat Fab Lab lately! Check out the feature in ABC News on Mechanical Keyboard Meetups hosted by our awesome Members!

Credit: Michael Dobuski / ABC News

https://abcnews.go.com/amp/Technology/keyboard-enthusiasts-click-love-custom-devices/story?id=97286128