Learn about CNC routing, while getting hands on with woodwork! 

Our CNC Routing for Beginners workshop is a perfect blend of hands-on woodwork and digital fabrication. You’ll learn to create a timber birdbox, and how to setup, operate, and finish a CNC routed part. Created from Western Red Cedar timber, your birdbox will look great, and last for decades.

Location:

Makerspace Adelaide - 223 Angas Street, Adelaide 5000 https://makerspaceadelaide.org/about/location-and-hours

Key Information: All materials provided Duration: 5 Hours Age group: 16+

Basic computer skills are necessary Enclosed shoes must be worn at all times

If you’ve ever wanted to create your own rubber stamps for business or personal use, this workshop is for you! In this 90 minute workshop, you’ll learn about optimising an image or logo for engraving, learning about rubber stamp materials, and creating your own stamps (Maximum of 3 each).

All materials are included, and you’ll be getting hands on with both Lightburn and our Trotec Q500 laser cutter.

Location:

Makerspace Adelaide - 223 Angas Street, Adelaide 5000 https://makerspaceadelaide.org/about/location-and-hours/

Key Information: Age group: 14+

Basic vector drawing skills are recommended (learn these at our Drawing Workshop) You must complete a Laser Cutting induction before this workshop commences BYO laptop device is preferred (laptops are available on site if required) All consumable materials are provided for this workshop Enclosed shoes must be worn at all times

Zine-Making as a (Radical) Research Method

What does it mean to ‘research otherwise’, and what can it offer? What radical possibilities emerge when we take zine-making seriously as a method of academic inquiry?

Zine-making as a radical method for qualitative research invites us to gather, question, and imagine beyond conventional frameworks. We will explore how this creative practice can open new ways of knowing, feeling, sharing, and relating in research. The session will also include a practical component, where participants will begin crafting their own ‘research zine’.

Friday 23 May 10am – 11:30am UK time (6:30pm Adelaide)

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(Cambridge University, Global Racisms Institute for Social Transformation)

every*where: Adelaide Design Week recognises that our world is designed and celebrates those designing it.

Adelaide Design Week (ADW) brings together designers and makers, to cultivate new and unique ideas, broaden networks, and elevate local design practice. Through a week of curated exhibitions, talks, tours and public programming, every*where: ADW engages current creatives and the greater public in design discourse with creative leaders in design and craft.