I took my daughter to work and we got into all kinds of trouble. Testing out the PVC flutes, including a giant one that uses the air compressor and sounds like a fog horn. Editing the marble maze with stickers and challenges. Trying to laser cut a hole through an old book and failing. Using the paper scraps to make paper wings. And more lol

Jessica Nebeker, a Studio Community Project participant, leads us through the journey of designing, engineering, and fabricating puppets for short films. Learn about the workflow from Fusion 360, into 3D printing, physical assembly, and finally the filming process of these wonderful art pieces.

With the proper thread and a leather needle, we transformed some old vinyl banners destined for a landfill into grocery bags, totes and fashion accessories.

Ready to make an impression on the world around you? Look no further than this infinity stamp. Perplex and delight others by laying a trail of raccoon pawprints across your next essay or a duck’s webbed feet in your grandfather’s crawlspace.

With recycled PVC pipes and a rubber glove we can quickly create a durable wind instrument with a surprisingly beautiful sound. This DIY pipe flute is perfect for a low-cost project with a highly satisfying end result and a built-in lesson on the physics of sound.

Test your memory, patience, and dexterity with the Laser Cut Two Level Maze. This innovative design takes a simple maze and adds a dark and unseen dimension. ​

The Laser Cut Hanging "Living" Hinge Lamp, born from explorations into compliant mechanisms, offers an exciting opportunity to merge functionality with artistry.

If you're a Magic the Gathering enthusiast seeking a more intuitive way to track your creatures' power and toughness, there's an innovative solution you might appreciate.