Made in Makerspace

Showcasing the creativity of our Makerspace users.

Would you like to show off your Makerspace creations?

If you've made something you are proud of, you can show it in the Made in Makerspace gallery. To be featured, email library.sites@rmit.edu.au and include:

  • Your name (first name or full, up to you)
  • Title and/or description of your work
  • Tools you've used to make it.

Note about privacy: The content of this gallery is visible to the public.

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LASERCUTTING

Madeleine Sixsmith (School of Media and Comm
unication) Lasercut cardboard ferris wheel

Daniel Spivak (Computer Science) Personal project created with the Lasercutter

Daniel Spivak (Computer Science) Personal Project created with the Lasercutter

Huang Jialin (School of Media and Comm
unication)

Ceri Hann (School of Art)

Makerspace demonstration session using 3mm plywood

Makerspace demonstration of image rendering on 6mm cardboard

Madeleine Sixsmith (School of Media and Comm
unication) Lasercut cardboard ferris wheel

3D PRINTING

Jacob House (Engineering) 3D print from an original design / personal project

Symbiome is a student team comprising MDIT students Jorge Matio Castillo Velasquez, Tria Amalia Ningsih, Elaine Regina and Wai Yin Tat from Fashion Design. This project was presented in the Bio Design Challenge at the Museum of Modern NY in 2019.

*Symbiome is a student team comprising MDIT students Jorge Matio Castillo Velasquez, Tria Amalia Ningsih, Elaine Regina and Wai Yin Tat from Fashion Design. This project was presented in the Bio Design Challenge at the Museum of Modern NY in 2019.

Sergio Aguilera-Suarez (Engineering)

H'Ranni Pilbeam (Fashion and Textiles) Original design for a ring created in Rhino

H'Ranni Pilbeam (Fashion and Textiles) Detail of an original design for a ring created in Rhino

Makerspace Demonstration of a photographic image transformed into a 3D image when held up to a light source

Jacob House (Engineering) 3D print from an original design / personal project

3D SCANNING

Liss Fenwick (School of Art)

Makerspace 3D Scanning Induction session (demonstration)

Francis Nesnass (Furniture Design) 3D scanned cut foamcore model for a chair design

Michelle Williams (School of Art) 3D scan of a World War II glove

Michelle Williams (School of Art) 3D print from a scan of a World War II glove

Joseph Fonti (School of Art) 3D plaster casts produced from a 3D scan of his own head for a performative installation

Alex Walzer (School of Architecture
) Experimental Prototyping

Natalie Alima (School of Architecture
) Experimental Prototyping

Liss Fenwick (School of Art)

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