The workshop for all

LCC FabLab

What is it about?

Tinkering with your product ideas or simply repairing a broken toaster, getting to know tools (e.g. 3D printers, laser cutters), meeting new people - all this and much more is possible at the LCC FabLab. This is where people come together who want to be bold and get involved. Regardless of whether you already have experience or knowledge of designing, developing, building, testing or repairing: If you are curious, like to try things out and want to learn, this is the place for you. Everyone, really everyone, is welcome here!

Opening hours

Wednesday 14:00 - 18:00
Thursday 16:00 - 20:00
Friday14:00 - 18:00
Saturday10:00 - 14:00

 

Let your ideas become reality

Dates to join in

Make your (godchild's / grandchild's /....) first day at school a special experience and design a personalized school cone in our creative workshop. In the FabLab, we offer you 70 cm high school cone blanks that you can decorate according to your taste. Whether you cover them with fabric or design them with cardboard - a small selection of materials is available to you. If you like, you can also bring your own fabrics, bobbles, trims or other materials to make your bag even more personal.

Our sewing machines and plotter/cricut are at your disposal. In the workshop, we will show you how to use them to make your design perfect and create a truly unique piece.

Please bring 10 euros in cash for materials and the blank at the start of the course.

Registration

Participation is possible from the age of 16.

 

The FabLab will unfortunately be closed from 07.08. to 17.08.2024.

From 21.08.2024 we look forward to seeing you again at the usual opening hours.

The entire FabLab team wishes you a great summer!

In our screen printing workshop, you will learn the basics and receive valuable tips and tricks about screen printing. With great designs, you can create unique individual pieces or give old clothing a new shine. Whether you're a beginner or advanced, you'll end up holding your own works of art in your hands.

The FabLab provides you with all the materials and tools you need to give free rein to your creativity.

To registration

Participation possible from the age of 16.

Get your instruction for our wood workshop so that you can work independently on the machines and implement your ideas and projects. You will get a detailed insight and overview of the machines in the workshop, learn how to use them and what you need to watch out for to avoid injuring yourself and others.

You will also have the opportunity to carry out some exercises directly on the machines.

Registration

Participation possible from the age of 16.

Workshops for schools

In the LCC FabLab you will find everything you need to build, develop and test something. You don't have to be a professional in all areas.

We have competent staff, which makes it easier for you to get started with new topics. And together it works even better. We conduct workshops with you, you learn what you need and/or are interested in. Below you will find an overview of the workshops. These can either take place at our FabLab, at your school or at your company. And that's not all: You have an idea for a workshop or would like to organize something with us for fellow makers? Then get in touch with us. We are looking forward to it! Together we can do more.

Clothes make the man or do people make the clothes? Together we'll do the coolest workshop on the subject of textiles: give your clothes your own style by printing, plotting and/or embroidering something on them. You are also welcome to start even further ahead and tailor and sew something together yourself.

Not only puzzle, but also build: You build the seven elements of the SOMA cube in a variety of ways, using a wide range of materials, tools and manufacturing technologies. You can then take your finished work home and play puzzles with it with family and friends.

Printing is also possible in 3D. And in our 3D printing workshop you can dive into this world: We've come up with a few ideas that will get you hands-on and turn your work into a one-of-a-kind. You are then welcome to put it up or hang it up in your favorite place.

Without soldering, neither your computer nor your cell phone would work. In our soldering workshop you will not only learn how this works - you will learn it practically on your own project. We have everything you need. Along the way, you will dive into the world of electronics and take your first soldering project home with you at the end.

A computer in mini format: with a wide variety of electrical components such as LEDs, buttons and resistors, you will learn - really without any prior knowledge - how electronics and programming merge together. At the end of the course, you will have developed a reaction game and will be able to compete with your classmates. Or maybe implement your own idea...?

Recycling is important. With us and the Save Nature Group, you can learn how it works with plastics. A bit of theory and a lot of practice: Get on your converted bicycle and chop up discarded yogurt cups. Then you'll get behind the lever of the injection molding machine and shape new things. You'll be surprised at how funky your one-of-a-kind looks. Take it home, show it to others and tell them about your recycling experience!

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FAQs

Here are some of the most common questions and appropriate answers about LCC. If your question is not included, just send us a message and we will find the answer for you.

Yes, the FabLab is the open workshop for everyone in Kronach. You only need to register to use it. For some machines and tools a training is necessary for safety reasons, which you can do in the FabLab.

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Address

LCC FabLab
GĂĽterstraĂźe 7
96317 Kronach

Opening hours

Mondayclosed
Tuesdayclosed
Wednesday14:00 - 18:00
Thursday16:00 - 20:00
Friday14:00 - 18:00
Saturday10:00 - 14:00
Sundayclosed

Funding source

The project Lucas-Cranach-Campus: University and Region Hand in Hand is funded within the program Region gestalten of the Federal Ministry of Housing, Urban Development and Building in cooperation with the Federal Institute for Research on Building, Urban Affairs and Spatial Development.