About us
Bitraf opened on March 1st 2012, and is Norway's largest hackerspace and makerspace. We cover a wide range of creative activities: electronics, wood- and metalwork, 3D printing, laser cutting, sewing, molding/casting, costume making and a whole lot of other things. More information at http://bitraf.no
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PRUSA 3D printer course
Bitraf, Brenneriveien 9, Oslo, NOThe only requirement for the course, is that you choose a time you can actually attend and cancel in advance if you can't attend.
This is the introduction course to 3D-printing, for people who want to print at Bitraf. I'll show you how to slice and edit 3D-models, load and choose material and how to prepare the machines for printing. Course is in English.
I would reccomend that you bring your own computer and join Bitraf's Slack group. I would like to also ask that you download the software and install it beforehand. The links are provided below.
Prusa slicer
Join Bitraf's Slack group for organaizing hereThese links will be useful during the course.
How to access Bitraf's google calendar
Prusa i3 mk3s handbook
Website with free models for printing5 attendees
Woodworking with Handtools for beginners (paid course)
Bitraf, Brenneriveien 9, Oslo, NOThis course will be in English.
You don’t have to be a Bitraf member to take the course.Want to learn how to work wood without the noise of power tools? I’m hosting a hands-on weekend course at Bitraf focused entirely on traditional hand-tool woodworking. Whether you've never touched a saw or just want to improve your precision, this course will walk you through the fundamentals. Over two days, you'll learn how to measure, saw, and plane by hand while building a classic wooden box.
We’re keeping this strictly limited to 3 people. This ensures everyone gets plenty of space at the workbench, one-on-one help, and no one has to wait in line to use a tool.
What we’ll cover:- Work holding: How to properly use a traditional workbench, vises, and hold-fasts.
- Accurate layout: Why we use marking knives and gauges instead of pencils.
- Sawing: Getting comfortable with both Western push saws and Japanese pull saws.
- Planing: Using classic hand planes to flatten and smooth wood.
- Joinery: Cutting rabbet joints and grooves using specialty vintage planes and chisels.
I’ll be providing the material and pre-milling the boards to the right thickness before the class starts, so we can skip the heavy grunt work and focus entirely on joinery and technique. All the tools will be freshly sharpened and ready to go.
This course is paid, costing 3500kr per person,
Practical Info:- Time: 10:00 - 16:00 both days including lunch break
- Participation fee/material costs: 3,500 NOK
- Max: 3 participants
- Location: Brenneriveien 9, 0182 Oslo
- Instructor: Ghaith Adib
Payment can be made via Vipps, please send me an email on adib.ghaith@gmail.com if you’d like to register for this course.
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Past events
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