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With the State of Michigan Health Department's new order MCC is transitioning from Phase 3 back to Phase 2. The Fab Lab will remain closed at least until January 4th, 2021 and we will let you know as things progress. We all know how hard this year has been and we can't wait until a return to normal as well.
For more information on MCC's Re-Opening Plan and current status please go to: https://www.muskegoncc.edu/coronavirus/
-The Lakeshore Fab Lab-
Situated inside MCC’s Rooks|Sarnicola Entrepreneur Institute at 388 Clay St., the Lakeshore Fab Lab is physically connected to MCC’s recently opened Sturrus Technology Center, home to cutting-edge applied technology classrooms and laboratories for automation, robotics, welding, electrical, foundry, alternative energy, engineering and CAD.
INNOVATIVE CAPABILITIES
What can members do at the Lakeshore Fab Lab?
- 3D Printing – Create three-dimensional object of all levels of complexity, from toy dinosaurs to high temp resistant engine prototypes
- Laser Etching – Engrave wood, glass, and plastic. Make award plaques, unique family portraits on wood from regular photos
- Robotics – Learn how to program machines that run today’s modern assembly plants
- Metal Milling – Use a machine for metal working/manufacturing applications
- Large Format Vinyl Printing – Make banners, decals, car wraps, window clings, and stickers
- T-shirt Hot Press – Make custom t-shirts
- Digital Scanning – Create 3D printed copies of objects
- Plasma Water Table Cutting – Cut metal sheets
- Routing – Shape plastic and wood
The Lakeshore Fab Lab, which is sponsored by donations from the Grand Haven Area Community Foundation, the Community Foundation for Muskegon County and the Fremont Area Community Foundation, includes access to the Ann and Richard Kraft Rapid Prototype Center and the Orville and Susan Crain Membership Center.
To learn more about supporting the Lakeshore Fab Lab will monetary or equipment donations, contact the Foundation for MCC at (231) 777-0226.