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Origami and Chocolate

Origami and Chocolate

Sat, Apr 18, 6:00 AM
From Melbourne Origami Meetup
4.8

Join us for a relaxing time of folding together at the Ratio chocolate factory in Brunswick! Bring a fun origami project to fold and share, all while sipping on delectable hot chocolate! Standard origami paper will be provided. We just ask for a gold coin to help with group expenses.

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10 attendees

Pride Inside Book Club - April Meeting - Detransition, Baby

Tue, Apr 21, 8:00 AM
From Pride Outside (Vic)
4.9
15 attendees
Marie Grillz Lab Workshop April

Marie Grillz Lab Workshop April

Wed, Apr 29, 7:30 AM
From Jewellery Grillz

GRILLZ LAB INTRO TO CUSTOM GRILLZ JEWELLERY Hosted by Marie Grillz This hands on workshop teaches the creative process behind custom grillz as a form of wearable jewellery sculpture. Participants will learn how artists design and prototype grillz using wax carving techniques commonly used in jewellery manufacturing. You will also learn about technical skills such as Gumline carving, Plaster mould ratios, Wax/Heat control and be exposed to jewellery trade connections/suppliers for materials. All tools and supplies will be provided at the course so you don’t need to stress about purchasing anything extra! Marie is partnered with a professional dentist to take your impression. This must be completed in advance prior to attending the workshop. After purchasing your ticket please contact us via instagram about booking your dental appointment. NOTE: This workshop is intended for creative education and jewellery making and not a dentistry course. After signing up for the event a full deposit is required to secure your spot. Please contact @mariegrillz on instagram About Your Instructor: Jennifer is the designer and grillz artist behind Marie Grillz. With a Bachelor in Fashion Enterprise, Fashion Design and certificate in Jewellery manufacturing from Melbourne Polytechnic + completed a mentorship program from an established Australian grillz jeweller. Jennifer specialises in translating fashion aesthetics into precious metal mouth jewellery. Her main research has been exploring body adornment. Taking this into her jewellery career, her art sits between fashion accessory and body adornment, and she will be teaching the same creative prototyping methods she uses in her studio practice. Workshop Outline: *Welcome & Intro* * Overview of the session * History of Grillz * Looking at sample grillz styles * Discuss your design possibilities, materials, and what’s achievable in wax *Plaster Molds* * Demo : Live demo of pouring and preparing a plaster model and regulations regarding impression taking in Australia * Hands-on : Create a plaster model, understand the best practices to create a good model Snack break!!! *Wax Design* Demo : Live demo of wax melting and carving for grillz, heat control Hands on : Design, lay, and carve your own wax grillz on your model Important Details: * This workshop does not cover stone setting, polishing, metal casting, or dental impression work will not be taught, though relevant information will be shared. * All activities are creative and jewellery-focused. FAQ What do I need to bring? * A notebook (optional, if you like jotting things down) * Complete your dental impression at dentist partnered with Marie Grillz in advance Dress code: * Comfortable clothing you don’t mind getting dirty * Closed toe flat shoes only (no sandals or heels) * Bring a hair tie if you have long hair Experience level: The workshop is beginner friendly and guided step by step, so whether it’s your first time or you’ve worked with jewellery before, you’ll be supported throughout. What you will receive at the end of the workshop: * Grillz in person workshop notes * Grillz booklet on how to make grillz and everything I’ve learnt during my journey in the industry and industry contacts. What you will take home: 1. Your wax model 2. One Grillz cap designed by you! The design is up to you, please bring inspiration. Your grillz will be casted in sterling silver that is made specially to fit your teeth. If you wish to cast your grillz in solid gold this will be weighed and you will pay per gram.

5 attendees

Saturday morning badminton @ Beyond Badminton Centre - Clayton

Sat, Apr 18, 12:00 AM
From Melbourne Social Badminton
4.8
20 attendees
A panel on PMs shipping with AI

A panel on PMs shipping with AI

Thu, Apr 23, 8:00 AM
From Product Anonymous Meetup - Melbourne
4.7

Join us this month for a panel with PMs who have experiences shipping and working daily with Ai. Bring your stories and questions as there will be plenty of time for Q&A. **Our Panel** * [Daragh Kan](https://www.linkedin.com/in/daraghkan/) \- Head of Product at Cuttable * [Dave Slutzkin ](https://www.linkedin.com/in/daveslutzkin/)\- Co\-founder and CEO at Cadence * [Melissa Cupples](https://www.linkedin.com/in/mcupples/ ) \- Head of Product \(AI & Automation\) Doors 6pm Start 630pm Thanks to our fabulous hosts for our location **InvestorHub.** [InvestorHub](https://www.linkedin.com/company/invhub/) is a Melbourne-based scale-up with the mission to make being listed a superpower. Our software allows listed companies in Australia and the UK to manage their end-to-end investor relationships, from their investor-facing website, a detailed investor CRM, analytics, and more. We're [hiring](https://investorhub.pinpointhq.com/) for Product Managers, Product Designers, Engineers and more right now! If you're interested in co-sponsorship please let us know. Some beverages will be provided but right now it's BYO food.

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150 attendees

Monday night badminton @ Beyond Badminton Centre - Clayton

Mon, Apr 20, 8:30 AM
From Melbourne Social Badminton
4.8
11 attendees
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Frequently asked questions

Meetup is a platform that helps people join groups and attend local events tailored to their interests, like 3D printing. It enables users to connect with others who share similar hobbies and participate in activities both online and in person.

Search Meetup using the term '3D printing' along with your location, Melbourne. This will show you all relevant groups and upcoming events nearby, allowing you to easily join and connect with fellow enthusiasts.

Yes, you can join as many groups as you like to explore various interests. This flexibility helps you engage in different activities such as 3D printing, expanding your knowledge and social network.

Many Meetup groups cater to beginners, offering workshops and community gatherings focused on learning the basics of 3D printing. This is a great way to get started and meet others who are new to the hobby.

On Meetup, simply find the event you're interested in and click 'RSVP'. Confirming your attendance helps event organizers prepare and ensures you're kept updated with any event changes or details.

Creating a Meetup account is free and allows you to join local groups and attend most events. However, some events might have fees depending on the resources required or if they include special experiences.

Meetup provides opportunities to connect with others, but forming friendships relies on individual engagement and participation. Attending events regularly can enhance your chances of making new friends.

Yes, there are several groups exclusive to Melbourne, focusing on connecting local 3D printing enthusiasts. These can easily be found by searching within the Melbourne area on Meetup.

Absolutely, many groups focus on skill development in workshops or collaborative projects, helping you deepen your technical expertise in 3D printing through shared learning experiences.

Events can vary but often include workshops, talks from industry experts, and networking sessions. This diversity allows members to learn at their own pace and according to their interests.

If you find a shortage of local groups, consider broadening your search or starting your own group to attract others interested in 3D printing.

Most groups are flexible with attendance, allowing you to participate as your schedule permits. You can enjoy events at your convenience without a strict commitment.

While Meetup aims to provide well-organized events, the quality may vary depending on the group or host. It's recommended to read reviews and descriptions before joining an event.

If you're interested in fostering a community, you can easily create a group on Meetup by setting up a page and inviting others to join. This can help gather local 3D printing enthusiasts.

Yes, many 3D printing groups offer online meetups and webinars, especially for those still preferring remote connections. Check each group's event page to see what they offer.