By Michael Berliner, November 8th, 2016 Arizona Cardinals sign made with ShopBot PRSalpha CNC
Wally Quanstrom retired as a senior executive at BP awhile back, and has thoroughly enjoyed his recent years designing and making any number of creative projects with the help of his ShopBot PRSalpha CNC tool. “My friend Harry Warren worked with an early CNC tool years …
Continue reading >>> Wally Quanstrom: retired but very busy with his ShopBot
By Michael Berliner, August 15th, 2016 Larry Sears and Sally Zlotnick Sears think[box] is arguably one of the largest and most dynamic maker spaces in the country. think[box] is located at Case Western Reserve University’s Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship, and provides a space for anyone – students, faculty, and alumni and members of the community – to tinker and …
Continue reading >>> ShopBot one of the most popular tools at think[box] maker space
By Michael Berliner, July 8th, 2016
Buddy Warner with the hammer dulcimer he designed and built
If you’ve called ShopBot to ask about our tools, the name Buddy Warner may be familiar to you. His day job is to consult with prospective ShopBot customers, helping assess their needs and pointing them to appropriate CNC tool solutions (a fancy …
Continue reading >>> ShopBot CNC the “most profitable woodworking tool I’ve ever purchased”
By Michael Berliner, May 21st, 2016
Keyboardio is a startup founded by Jesse Vincent and Kaia Dekker. “We’ve spent the last couple of years designing and prototyping a unique keyboard for uncompromising typists,” said Jesse. “Keyboardio has an advanced ergonomic layout, premium mechanical keyswitches that are a joy to type on, custom-sculpted keycaps that guide your fingers into the right …
Continue reading >>> Popular startup Keyboardio chooses ShopBot Desktop for prototyping
By Michael Berliner, March 24th, 2016 The Handibot® Smart Power Tool, Adventure Edition. ShopBot is donating two of the tools to the CTE Makeover Challenge, as well as introductory training.
ShopBot Tools is proud and excited to be a leading sponsor of the CTE (Career & Technical Education) Makeover Challenge, an initiative of the U.S. Department of Education.What’s the big …
Continue reading >>> ShopBot a key sponsor of CTE Makeover Challenge
By Michael Berliner, March 19th, 2016 Middle schooler helps assemble a ShopBot
There has certainly been a lot of press ink, as well as talk coming from the business and political establishment, about the need for more STEM education in the U.S. to better educate our young people to compete for jobs. Nowhere is the talk turning into action more …
Continue reading >>> ShopBot helps Florida schools establish sorely needed STEM education
By Michael Berliner, December 21st, 2015 Lorain County Community College
It all started with a high school student raising his hand and asking a simple question: “Can we have a Fab Lab here?”
The year was 2005, and the questioner was a high-school aged student enrolled in the early college program offered by Lorain County Community College in Elyria, …
Continue reading >>> Ohio Fab Lab provides 21st century skills and supports entrepreneurship
By Michael Berliner, October 21st, 2015 Habitat for Humanity home with Homebuilt framing
The housing market crash and economy-wide downturn of 2008 shook the lives of millions of Americans to the core. People lost jobs and started losing their homes. People stopped qualifying for mortgages to buy a home. One person’s response was this: Dennis Michaud, a successful architect and …
Continue reading >>> Homebuilt Kits enable anyone to easily build a code-compliant home.
By Michael Berliner, October 12th, 2015 Design file used to recreate the design used on an antique wooden textile printing block.
Theatrical costume designer Katie Keener is a graduate student in technical theatre at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where the theatre in residence is Playmakers Repertory Company. As part of her studies, Katie recently developed …
Continue reading >>> Costume designer creates textile print block with ShopBot
By Michael Berliner, September 27th, 2015 Jim Lile has quite an impressive background in professional theatre. He earned an MFA from the Yale School of Drama in Technical Design and Production in 1999. Over the years he has been the Technical Director, Stage Manager, Lighting Designer or staff member for a variety of theatrical and dance companies: Norwegian Cruise Lines, …
Continue reading >>> FSU Theatre’s Jim Lile puts CNC into the spotlight
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