Logrosán opens its doors to 3D printing and laser cutting

Published on May 25, 2026 | Translated from Spanish

Logrosán organizes a free activity for locals and curious individuals to get started in digital fabrication. No prior experience is needed; attendees will learn how 3D printers and laser cutters work, as well as create their own designs. A practical and educational environment to bring technology closer to the community.

adulto frente a impresora 3D activa, boquilla extruyendo filamento naranja sobre capas parciales, corte láser simultáneo en segundo plano grabando madera contrachapada, humo fino elevándose, manos ajustando parámetros en software CAD abierto en monitor, engranajes plásticos recién impresos sobre mesa, luz azul LED del cabezal láser, ambiente de taller iluminado con lámparas industriales, fotorealismo técnico, profundidad de campo focalizada en proceso de fabricación digital

Digital Fabrication: Process and Technical Possibilities 🛠️

3D printing builds objects layer by layer from plastic filament, ideal for prototypes and functional parts. Laser cutting, on the other hand, uses a concentrated light beam to engrave or cut materials such as wood or acrylic. Both technologies allow transitioning from digital design to physical object in minutes, fostering creativity and local problem-solving.

Either it turns out well, or you get a new paperweight 😅

Sure, there's always a chance your first design looks more like a melted alien than a geometric figure. But no worries: laser cutting at least guarantees that if you fail, you'll have a perfectly charred piece of wood to decorate your shelf. Of course, better not try to print a phone stand without first calibrating the heated bed.