Makerspace at the Fulton School
Between the Makerspace Business Club and the Middle School Business (Chicken Middle), students have produced a wide variety of items that have helped fund supplies and equipment in the Makerspace.
Laser-etched coasters were some of our first items.
As our capabilities have expanded, epoxy has been added into the mix:
The middle schoolers started making epoxy keychains two years ago and these seem to be able to sell themselves. Visitors to the Makerspace will often find them hanging from a display and want to take one home.
Both middle and high-school students have been spotted wearing earrings of our own design.
Now that we’ve figured out the living hinges, we have binders available for sale (often with custom designs).
Students have made a fair number of chess boards, often laser-cutting (or sometimes using the CNC) the board shapes and filling squares with epoxy, but they seem to like making epoxy chess pieces even more, so we have a bit of a surplus of those at the moment.
Of course, the holiday season offers lots of opportunities for create decorations.
The precision of the laser cutter, and an interest in traditional games has resulted in the production of some pretty neat game sets.
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