A LASER cutter installed at hi-tech workspace DoES Liverpool will be made available to designers who want to turn their ideas into reality.
The device lets people cut engrave and cut out designs in perspex and plywood.
Does, in Hanover Street, was founded by a group of digital entrepreneurs and freelancers. It aims to be a hub for the city’s digital and creative community.
The laser cutter will be made available for free to anyone who wants to make prototypes of their designs.
It will be unveiled at Maker Night, the monthly event which encourages people to use electronics and digital technology, this Monday from 6.30pm.
John McKerrell, one of the team behind Does Liverpool, said: “I’m very excited to see what interesting things will be built with the help of the new laser cutter.”
For details, visit www. doesliverpool.com
