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To learn how to knit intarsia , you can attend one of the Advanced Knitting Workshops - bookable here. You must have already completed the Knitting Machine Induction to attend. Intarsia is a knitting technique used to create patterns with multiple colours. Unl...

Introduction to Projection Mapping (document under construction) TYPES OF PROJECTION MAPPING 2D to 2D: to map an image or video on a flat surface (or for camera-projector mapping). You only need a simple image stretch/warp to map it! 2D to 3D: map 2D videos...

The Limitations Of Arduino's delay() Function If you've written any code for Arduino, or even just run an example sketch, then you've probably used or seen the delay() function. And it's really useful! But it has one major limitation: it is what is know as 'b...

This is a small oscillator circuit that makes sound. It uses an analog integrated circuit called a 555 timer -- these take in a Here's the circuit as a Falstad simulation.

Tuck stitch is a knitting technique that can add dimension and texture as well as interesting coloured patterns by 'tucking' stitches instead of knitting them. Compared to other techniques, such as fairisle, tucked swatches are often viewed from the reverse (o...

Platting Platting is when two different yarn colours are knit together. One appears on one side whilst the second appears on the other. This can be done in stockinet or tuck stitch. Thread the platting yarn feeder as follows: Move the carriage to one end o...

The Silver Reed YC6 Automatic Yarn Changer is an attachment for the knitting machine that allows you to semi-automaticaly switch between 4 different yarn colours. You can find the manual here. If it is your first time using this, please talk to Rosie or Agnes ...

There are 3 assembly and prototyping workstations in PR_B502. These do not have soldering equipment, but do have a full set of hand tools, measurement tools, tweezers, screwdrivers, and more space to assemble and test projects. These are useful for breadboard...

We currently have 2 Bambu H2D Pro 3D printers available for use by inducted and experienced CCI students. These printers are faster and more precise than the Ultimaker printers, but they are also more sensitive. Incorrect use can damage the nozzle, print head,...

We currently have the following machines available for use by inducted students: 6 Ultimaker 3D printers 1 Trotec laser cutter 5 Bambu H2D Pro 3D printers The Ultimaker 3D printers and Trotec laser cutter are available to students who have completed the releva...