Was thinking the same thing that this would be perfect for you guys. What's left is to research for a stable material which is cutable with the laser. Sucks that you can't cut metal (but CNC would be also an option, which can cut metal, sadly I'm not able to use it (yet)) That cardboard which is used by architecture students might be worth a look as well as quality wood itself. depends how small/detail-rich the icons are of course. Any Ideas? On 06.04.2013 11:33, Max Scheugl wrote:
+1
The target audience for this gather Tuesday 9th April at 7pm at Metalab at the UX regulars' table Vienna https://metalab.at/wiki/Usability
C U there?
Liebe Grüße Max
Nofro.com Experience Design - We ❤ User Research, Wireframes, Information Architecture, Labeling, Prototyping & Usability Tests. Max Scheugl +43 680 310 10 99 | http://nofro.com On Apr 6, 2013 10:06 AM, "Jay Vaughan" <jayv@synth.net> wrote:
I really am lusting for these:
http://www.uistencils.com/collections/steel-stencils
But: too expensive! $100? wtf. Also I'd want a full set.
Rather than rip those guys off, and in lieu of spending ridiculous amounts of money, and while I wait for Inkscape to start up before I dig in and start making my own, I thought I'd ask if anyone else on Metalab has designed something similar, or would like to, for DIY/lasercutting?
Maybe such a thing (sorry UIStencils) as a customized MetaLab stencil kit would be something we could use to raise funds for the 'lab? I see this being useful in interesting ways ..
; -- Jay Vaughan
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