Dabble Lab
The Dabble Lab is a high- and low-tech maker space environment that features 3D printers, a laser cutter, art and design tools such as advanced sewing machines, small tools and workspace for printed circuit board and interactive electronic objects work, a kiln and a ventilated booth for spray painting.
All new and prospective Dabble Lab users must take our user agreement. Additionally, the Dabble Lab requires extra training. This training can be accessed at the link below. You will be prompted to complete the user agreement when visiting the facility for the first time or when logging on to our portal for the first time. Please note that you do not need to complete the user agreement to use the Game Lab area and we no longer require it for using the Sound Lab or Image Lab.
Required Orientation and Skills Training
All participants in the Dabble Lab are required to sign the user agreement annually and successfully complete the Dabble Lab Training.
Featured Project from the Dabble Lab
Hillary P., Community, Environment and Planning
I have finished diverse projects both personal and for class. I have worked with glass, and I used the laser printer to make keychains and portraits on maple wood. With the Flashforge and Leapfrog 3D printers, I created vases, coasters, the Space Needle, pendants, toys, sculptures and a jump rope.
There are resources to design CAD files or access STL files to 3D print. Try the equipment, ask questions and get excited about learning. You will be surprised with all the things you can create.
DABBLE LAB PROJECT GALLERY
