It is truly impressive what a 3D printer can do. As if by magic, such a device creates spare parts for objects in need of repair. We can also use a 3D scanner to help. The new Repaircafé at MAKK invites people aged 16 and over to become actively involved in the spirit of sustainability. The Repaircafé is accompanied by student staff members from Cologne design schools, who introduce people to the use of the tools and expertly support the processes.
In this Repaircafé, only repairs and improvements can be carried out. Larger objects may not be possible, or can only be printed toward the end of the session; small parts have priority. Within the three hours, feasibility can be discussed in between, if necessary one must be referred to one of the next appointments, and waiting times must be expected.
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