Would you like vector engraving with your espresso? March 23

Cafe in Tokyo serving up coffee and laser cutting!

laser-cutter fabcafe

Japan is the source of all that is weird, wacky and wonderful in integrating culture and technology. Since opening on the 7th of March, FabCafe in Shibuya-ku, Tokyo brings the world lattes with laser cutting!

fab cafe

FabCafe is a fusion of maker space and cafe with the aim of encouraging networking and collaboration amongst designers and makers.

origami laser cut bird

Via Springwise via FabCafe

David is an industrial designer from New Zealand. He contributes a weekly article on personal fabrication for Ponoko. You can follow him on Twitter @dizymac

Posted in Architecture, David McGahan, Laser Cutting, Maker Movement, Mass Customization by David McGahan | Comments are off for this post

Make your own stuff using: Laser Cutting

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