FabLab Aachen Projects

Every week, many regular makers from our university lab, but also many FabLab visitors, use the 3D printers, lasercutter, PCB mill, Arduino boards, soldering workstations and everything else our Fab Lab has to offer, to create their own cool projects. Check out what's currently being made in the Fab Lab!

Bigger projects

For some bigger projects we have created dedicated webpages. You can find them in the list below.

Ongoing Photo Stream of Projects

07.10.2025: To celebrate a wedding, these cool small gifts were laser cut.

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16.09.2025: Frederik cut some cork coasters for cups as a little birthday present for a MTG-loving friend. Cheers!

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02.09.2025: Frederik printed some Miniatures for his DnD-Group together with a printing handle for a later paint job. It's not quiet SLA-quality but we'd say it's pretty close.

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20.08.2025: We 3D-printed this Hearthstone decoration for a wedding, adding a small magnet on the back so it can be easily attached.

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12.08.2025: Jan wanted an information sign, which we laser-engraved and -cut out of a bi-colored acrylic plate.

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 05.08.2025: Ben and Julia were laser-cutting great decorations for a Viking-themed summer camp for children.

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05.08.2025: Together with Aaron we experimented with laser-cutting EVA foam, a typical material for cosplays and LARPs. After figuring out the fitting settings, these pieces came out which will soon be assembled into gloves.

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FabLab Kids

As a public workshop the Fab Lab Aachen offers access to children and young persons to give them the possibility to try out their technical skills. Therefore, the Fab Lab is actively involved in various projects concerning the development of interest of young people and especially girls in informatics and other technical professions.
To the FabLab Kids website (in German)

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