Equipment:
3D technology
- FFF 3D-printer: Prusa i3 MK3S+
- FFF 3D-printer: Prusa MINI+
- FFF 3D-printer: Creality Ender 3 S1 Pro
- FFF 3D-printer: Creality3D CR-6 Max
- SLA 3D-printer: Anycubic Photon Mono X
- 3D Scanner: Shining EinScan SP
- 3D Pens: 3Dsimo MultiPro
Laser technology
- Lasercutter: Mr. Beam II dreamcut [S]
- Lasercutter: Flux Beamo
- Laser engraving machine: LaserPecker LP2
Cutting plotter
- Cutting plotter: Brother ScanNCut SDX1250
- Cutting plotter: Cricut Explore 3
Wood and metal processing
- CNC machine: Stepcraft M700
Electrical engineering
- Soldering station 75W: WL 48501
- Oscilloscope: Rigol DS1054Z
- Function generator: AFG-2112
- Multimeter: Metrahit 2+
Textile art
- Sewing machine: Brother Innov-is F410 Computer
- Embroidery machine: Brother Innov-is 880E
- Overlock: Brother 4234D
- Transfer press: iXpress Pro
Other
- Airbrush
- Mug press: PlottiX iXpress Mug
- Graphics tablet: Wacom
- VR headset: Meta Quest 2
- PC workstation: Solidworks, PrusaSlicer, CanvasWorkspace
- Tools: cordless screwdrivers, rasp, dremel
Are you a student at the FH Dortmund looking for a student research project or a thesis?
We offer many exciting topics. Just get in touch with us.
Contact
Farzad Foadian or FabLab@FHDO
Usage costs
The use of the fablabs is currently free of charge, but (material) donations and the like are very welcome. The most valuable currency for us is knowledge - please share your experiences with the community and also remember to send us information (e.g. photos) of your projects.
For example, you can give a presentation about your current project. Perhaps your project is not finished yet, but you would like feedback on how your project is received by others or are you looking for collaborators? Or have you just learned how to use a 3D printer or laser cutter and would like to teach others about it too? Maybe a small workshop is the right thing? It is a well-known fact that knowledge increases when it is shared. This helps everyone so that even cooler, wackier ideas can become reality.
How can I use the devices?
- Instruction by staff
- After a short briefing on the individual Machines from us, you can operate them independently.
- Machine usage
- Spontaneous - Come visit us and see if a machine is free.
- Reservation and Timeslots – You can reserve individual machines here.
- Do not save your data on the PC's or SD cards, as these are cleaned regularly.
- Material costs
- You can purchase filament from us for a small surcharge. If you want to use your own filament, this must be agreed with us.
- We also have materials for the other machines on site for a small surcharge.
- Use 3D printer
- You can construct, slice and print with us.
- A maximum of 2 printers per person can be booked on one day. (Otherwise timeslots will be cancelled)
- In order to be able to estimate your timeslot better, we recommend slicing your STL file beforehand.
- Program: PrusaSlicer
Do I have to pay anything?
There are only costs for the materials used.
- Material costs
- You can purchase filament from us for a small surcharge. If you want to use your own filament, this must be agreed with us.
- We also have materials for the other machines on site for a small surcharge
Rules
There is a reason why people speak of FabLab, i.e. laboratory, because they experiment not only with (new) technologies, but above all with new uses and users. For safety reasons, activities in the FabLab also require certain rules, which can be found in the laboratory regulations.
More about FabLab security and rules.
Can I support you too?
Together we can make FabLab@FHDO an even better place! We are always grateful for any support, be it financial or material donations.
With your help we can improve our machines and tools and give even more people the opportunity to realize their creative ideas in the FabLab.
Every donation helps us to realize our vision of an open and interdisciplinary space for experimentation and creative work. We thank you in advance for your generous support!