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''This event | ''This event was only for participants of the Summer Camp 2026 and not open to the public. For public events you could check: [[HDSC2026 Clouds to Commons Public Program]]'' | ||
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In this hands-on session, we built a compact 3V mini vibration tool designed for DIY tech pleasure making. Participants assembled a mini vibrating disk motor powered by a 2×AA battery holder with switch, using simple wiring (red/black hookup wires) and basic insulation (ideally shrink tubing). | |||
Participants | The activity focused on a quick, prototype-friendly workflow; connecting electronics, and securing the components into a small build. We casted & molded participants’ objects with the vibrating motor; it’s a very simple and fun DIY vibrator (for the whole body), and there are many ways to build it, but this is the one we used : ) | ||
Participants were invited to bring: | |||
* a small compact object (~2.5 × 2.5 cm, minimal protrusions*), we’ll use it for an optional silicone cast/mold to create your pleasure object. | * a small compact object (~2.5 × 2.5 cm, minimal protrusions*), we’ll use it for an optional silicone cast/mold to create your pleasure object. | ||
* Toys (or objects) with big open holes, hook-like shapes, or lots of moving parts usually won’t release cleanly from a mold. For this build, we’ll stick to the basics; shapes that cast well and are easy to pour. | * Toys (or objects) with big open holes, hook-like shapes, or lots of moving parts usually won’t release cleanly from a mold. For this build, we’ll stick to the basics; shapes that cast well and are easy to pour. | ||
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IG: @merelnoorlander_studio (website in the re-make) | IG: @merelnoorlander_studio (website in the re-make) | ||
Latest revision as of 15:20, 7 October 2026
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| Name | Queer Self Made Sex Tech |
| Location | H&D Studio |
| Date | 2026/07/15 |
| Time | 14:30-17:00 |
| PeopleOrganisations | Merel Noorlander |
| Type | HDSC2026 |
| Web | Yes |
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This event was only for participants of the Summer Camp 2026 and not open to the public. For public events you could check: HDSC2026 Clouds to Commons Public Program
In this hands-on session, we built a compact 3V mini vibration tool designed for DIY tech pleasure making. Participants assembled a mini vibrating disk motor powered by a 2×AA battery holder with switch, using simple wiring (red/black hookup wires) and basic insulation (ideally shrink tubing).
The activity focused on a quick, prototype-friendly workflow; connecting electronics, and securing the components into a small build. We casted & molded participants’ objects with the vibrating motor; it’s a very simple and fun DIY vibrator (for the whole body), and there are many ways to build it, but this is the one we used : )
Participants were invited to bring:
- a small compact object (~2.5 × 2.5 cm, minimal protrusions*), we’ll use it for an optional silicone cast/mold to create your pleasure object.
- Toys (or objects) with big open holes, hook-like shapes, or lots of moving parts usually won’t release cleanly from a mold. For this build, we’ll stick to the basics; shapes that cast well and are easy to pour.
Bio
Merel Noorlander is a non-binary maker-researcher, curator, and clown-burlesque-drag performer creating playful pleasure tools from everyday objects; like turning a shoe polisher into a flogger. They build open, community-led programs, workshops and courses that center care and collective power, co-creating around DIY intimate technologies, video, and multisensory installations with queer, immigrant makers and collaborators -working with grassroots organizations and educational institutions on social-practice sextech-cultivating a platform of self-made queer sex toys through knowledge exchange, skill sharing, stories, and tools.
IG: @merelnoorlander_studio (website in the re-make)