As you celebrate Batman Day on September 17, we in the Makerspace can’t help but ask ourselves: WWBM? That’s short for “What Would Batman Make?” Here’s what we think Batman’s Make List would look like, as written by Batman:
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- Use the Cricut to make a couple of backup masks. They can serve as displays in the Bat Cave until I need them. Villains are always trying to unmask me, so it’s only a matter of time.
- The Cricut is free to use; I just need to bring paper (black, of course!) and some elastic to staple to the mask once it is cut out.
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- 3D print a portable Bat Signal that Commissioner Gordan can use with his phone. Even he can’t be at the police station ALL the time!
- The Makerspace 3D printer is free to use, and they only charge 10 cents a gram for filament. I should look through the 3D printing guidelines before I get there. Good detectives always come prepared, and I am the greatest detective.
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- Use the button maker to create Bat Buttons for friends, fans, and… foes? Perhaps if I give Joker a button, he won’t be so mean.
- Materials to make a button cost 50 cents each. These will also make excellent calling cards to leave behind for the police after I do something awesome.
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- Cut out vinyl with the Cricut to create an awesome decal for the Batmobile. Also, make a nice decal for my friend Bruce Wayne’s new sports car *wink*
- I can either bring my own vinyl, or pay the Makerspace for some of theirs when I get there. I think my third favorite color would look great on the Batmobile (yellow. My first two favorite colors are matte black and shiny black).