A group of local youth got the chance to play with some pretty neat technology at the Shawville-Clarendon Library on Sept. 27, as instructors from Fabrique Mobile Outaouais (FMO) showed them the basics of 3D printing. Participants got to sketch their desired final products in a computer program, Tinkerlab, to be printed out at a later date.
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A group of local youth got the chance to play with some pretty neat technology at the Shawville-Clarendon Library on Sept. 27, as instructors from Fabrique Mobile Outaouais (FMO) showed them the basics of 3D printing. Participants got to sketch their desired final products in a computer program, Tinkerlab, to be printed out at a later date.
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