Textile pattern tooling at our Makerspace

PrintMeStudio Makerspace Tools

🔗 [PrintMeStudio Makerspace tools](https://www.twine.net/signin
Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop and Fusion360 (CAD)

As a private client makerspace we have a range of tools, so in our case we can walk the talk :)

Designing is one thing, but translating that design into an actual physical product that works is entirely a whole other level of complexity that requires prototyping and testing.

As makers, when we design we by default include DIY manufacturing requirements based on your choice of material and local tools at hand. Additionally, if you don’t have the tools yourself, we can — as part of the service — source a local maker or commercial company in your community to make it for you. We know the challenges and can ask the right questions from the local makers and companies to make sure you get the best possible outcome. Asumming they speak French, English or Spanish.

I have people coming to me thinking their PDF will just work — until I open the file and ask them to make the needed changes for it to work.

Manufacturing is easy when you know what your machines need you to do, but your average digital designer has never had the opportunity to make what they designed, it’s why people like us still exist and even AI cant kill us off just yet :D