Tuesday nights at Kwartzlab are very unique in the city, dare I say country.
Last week Jim Faire fired up a home brew smelting furnace. Built with items found at value village and a little bit of genius he was able to melt down aluminum using a shop vac and BBQ charcoal. Harnessing the ancient craft of metal casting Jim will be able to pour molten aluminum and cast really what ever he likes from metal.
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This week at TON Drew Ripley…..well Drew Ripley is a man who saw a bicycle and thought to himself ‘Well thats too practical isn’t it?’ So he set about building a bicycle about the size of a sheet of legal paper. Its certainly possible this was the smallest bicycle ridden in Canada last night….
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Join Kwartzlab every Tuesday night at 7pm for a peak into Maker life, you won’t be disappointed.
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