By ShopBot, June 3rd, 2018 Interview from 2014 IWF in Atlanta, GA
ShopBot’s former operations manager, ‘head camp counselor,’ and the penultimate editor of American Woodworker, Randy Johnson, is out championing CNC to woodworkers across the country. As an enthusiast of traditional woodworking, Johnson caught the CNC bug and has become an inspiring proponent of digital fabrication, CNC, and …
Continue reading >>> Former ShopBot COO Takes CNC to the Woodworking World
By ShopBot, May 17th, 2018 Images from a recent webinar on flattening and carving a log slab.
ShopBot Tools is opening its highly-regarded webinar training to owners and operators of imported CNC routers. Whether you bought an imported tool on eBay, or purchased from a US importer of Chinese tools such as Laguna, ShopBot invites you to join us …
Continue reading >>> ShopBot Offers Free Training for Imported CNC Routers
By Sallye Coyle, April 5th, 2018 Showing off projects created on a ShopBot CNC and a laser cutter
Do you own or have access to digital fabrication equipment such as a ShopBot CNC machine, laser cutter, or 3D printer, and an interest in education? Do you want to know more about the software and machines available for digital fabrication in …
Continue reading >>> Makerspaces in Education: Becoming Comfortable Using Your ShopBot and Other Digital Fabrication Tools
By Sallye Coyle, July 6th, 2017 Whether it takes place at ShopBot, or on site, a 2 – 3 Day Professional Development workshop gives teachers a chance to hone their skills with digital fabrication machines. Educators starting at all levels, from newby to someone with a year or more experience running their ShopBot CNC router, end up with new techniques …
Continue reading >>> Digital Fabrication for Educators: Your Place or Ours
By Devin Wilson, March 27th, 2017 We made a jig to CNC the tops and sides of our CO2 cars.
Hello, my name is Devin Wilson and I am excited to be a part of the ShopBot world! I am a first year Carpentry and Technology teacher at Rosman High/Middle School in Rosman, NC. There have been some ups and downs, but …
Continue reading >>> Our History, Our Future
By Sallye Coyle, February 21st, 2017
Do you have digital fabrication equipment such as a ShopBot CNC machine, laser cutter, and/or a 3D printer, and an interest in education? Do you want to know more about the software and machines available to you? Are you a facilitator of a digital FabLab or Makerspace who would like to join a …
Continue reading >>> Digital Fabrication in Education Workshop
By Thea Eck, October 31st, 2016 Randy Johnson (upper left) greets the group as John Oliver (lower right) from ShopBot tech support looks on.
The annual Michigan Camp ShopBot started in 2011 when a new privately-owned makerspace opened in Ann Arbor, MI. So many attended that it was easy to say, let’s do this again. Fast forward to 2016 and …
Continue reading >>> Camaraderie continues at 6th annual Michigan Camp ShopBot
By Thea Eck, October 3rd, 2016 Within 2 hours of receiving his Desktop, David had it up and running.
David Sheffield was born and raised in Buffalo, NY. This city, like many Rust Belt towns, possesses a well-honed sense of pride for its sports teams and historical manufacturing contributions. David’s small manufacturing company, Buffalo Bottle Craft, creates simple products that …
Continue reading >>> Sports themed products made using Desktop
From the time we first started, sharing has been an important part of ShopBot’s DNA. The files to build a ShopBot were originally released by Ted Hall as shareware and there have been a steady stream of project files available since then. The fabrication files for one of my first projects, “Honey’s Canoe,” have …
Continue reading >>> Sharing can be hard work!
By Thea Eck, July 5th, 2016 Shadow Box for a retired Master Chief in the Navy
In recent years, the word ‘heirloom’ has crept into the vernacular of everyday speech. From heirloom vegetables at grocery stores to home décor magazine touting heirloom objects found at flea markets, often times the intention is more buzz than substance. There is no history …
Continue reading >>> Heirloom objects commemorating military life
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