Lab Notes

Happenings from the Shapiro Design Lab.
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Front view of the needle holder
  • Avi Niketan Patel
These are simple inflation needle holders that can be mounted to a wall.
Image showing a dark green sweater on a green cutting mat. The sweater has tomatoes on a vine sewn onto it. The tomatoes are made out of 2 different plaid fabrics one red and one green.
  • Julia Draper Watt
An upcycled sweatshirt using an old sweater and scrap fabric.
The image contains a model of the weapon Merciless from the game Destiny 2 on a background of grass. The item is largely a light blue or teal color with golden accents. There is additionally a black grip and a small stock attached to the futuristic scifi item.
  • Harrison Andrew Lewis
First set of prints in order to create video game prop.
  • Jardine Nkechi Olita Allen
Using the Vinyl Cutter at the Shapiro Design Lab, I created custom t-shirts for my student organization, Black Students in Aerospace. The process was hands-on, creative, and a perfect opportunity for team bonding and learning!
Front Picture of the Bike Tool Tray
  • Marilyn Creswell
A modular bike stand tray and side cup for bike maintenance tools were 3D printed using a design by JsR on Printables. The tray includes multiple screw holes for attaching additional compartments. A useful trick discovered during the process is that a corkscrew effectively removes supports from small, delicate screw holes due to its sharpness, maneuverability, and leverage.
toneCarrier Film Carrier
  • Aryan Mistry
toneCarrier Film Carrier
Touch ID Key Board
  • Nathan Fallahi
A 3D printed case for the Touch ID component of an Apple Magic Keyboard.
3D Printing Design
  • Evangelina Gordon Prouty
You Can Creat Any Characters' Headpiece from Scratch!
Corner Angle-Printed Black Color Expandable Modular Synth Case in Action
  • Alvin Hill
Printing a custom case for my modular synth
A model of a 3D printed button with faces for 3 different emotions on it.
  • Ellie Seojin Lee
A 3D print of a product called the "Mood Pal" developed as a part of an interaction design class.