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Grain Mill

A grain mill is a tool used in makerspaces to grind whole grains into flour or meal. Members utilize it for various culinary projects, such as baking bread or making pasta, allowing them to create fresh, homemade ingredients from scratch.
Status
Operational

Reflow Oven

Puhui T-962A, pre-2020 version

Status
Operational

Quilting Frame

A quilting frame is a tool used in makerspaces for assembling and stitching multiple layers of fabric to create quilts. Members commonly use it to hold their fabric taut while they hand-quilt or machine-quilt intricate patterns, allowing for more precise and even stitching. The frame supports various quilting techniques, making it a versatile resource for both beginners and experienced quilters.
Status
Storage

CNC Quilter

The CNC Quilter is a computer-controlled sewing machine designed for precision quilting and fabric design. Members at a makerspace use it to automate intricate quilting patterns and create detailed fabric art, allowing for high-quality results that would be difficult to achieve by hand.
Status
Storage

Heavy Duty Embroidery Machine

The Heavy Duty Embroidery Machine is a robust sewing machine designed for creating intricate embroidered designs on various fabrics. Members at the makerspace use it to personalize apparel, crafts, and home decor items by easily transferring their creative ideas into detailed stitched patterns. It is suitable for both beginners and experienced crafters, allowing for a wide range of projects.
Required Badge
Brother CNC Embroidery
Status
Gone

Printmaking Area

Status
Operational

Oscillating Multitool (gone)

Status
Gone

Studio Etching Press

Blick Master Etch Model II

22½" x 36" Etching press

Required Badge
Etching Printing Press
Status
Operational

Lots of Energy Around Solar Innovation

Submitted by J.R. Logan on

To be an inventor you have to believe you can make a difference. If you sit and look at it alone it can feel that there is nothing left to invent, or that all the technology is too advanced for a layman to contribute a significant innovation. Recently MakeHaven hosted an event that proves the people of New Haven are not deterred and can find lot of ways to innovate.

The national network of makerspace, Nation of Makers, made us aware that the US Department of Energy was holding a contest for anyone to develop an idea that helped the solar industry. Through this contest they hoped to fuel the

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