Thirteen Ways of Fabricating a Makey Robot
World Maker Faire 2015
MAKER
Matthew Griffin
Matthew Griffin is currently finishing a book for on design for 3D printing and is a writer and consultant covering topics such as 3D Printing, electronics hobbyists, and more. He has been a regular contributor to MAKE Magazine including the annual Make: Ultimate Guide to 3DP series. Previously, he was community manager at Makerbot Industries and director of community & support at Adafruit.
Desktop 3D printers can be helpful when fabricating a project, but they aren't the only tools in a Maker's toolbelt. I produced a tiny army of Makey Mascot robot replicas by combining 3D-printed parts with what I could accomplish with other great digifab tools: laser & vinyl cutter, and CNC mill.
