This tool is for cutting metal stock to length. It can cut materials mild steel and softer, and it has an automatic feed to make multiple cuts of the same lengths.

For bending, cutting and rolling sheet metal up to 20 gauge (0.0375")

The Bridgeport Mill (Pulley) is a versatile vertical milling machine commonly used in makerspaces for precision metal and wood cutting. Members utilize it to create intricate parts and prototypes by adjusting settings for speed and depth, allowing for a range of projects from simple to complex machining tasks.

The Bridgeport Mill Variable Speed is a versatile milling machine commonly found in makerspaces, designed for precision machining of metal and other materials. Members use it for tasks such as milling, drilling, and shaping components for various projects, allowing for intricate designs and detailed fabrication. Its variable speed capability enables users to adjust the milling speed according to the material and project requirements.

The Arbor Press is a mechanical tool used in makerspaces for pressing and shaping materials with controlled force. Members utilize it for tasks such as assembling components, setting rivets, and bending metal sheets, making it essential for metalworking, woodworking, and crafts projects. Its design allows for precise handling of materials, enhancing accuracy in various fabrication processes.

The Sand Blaster Cabinet is a specialized tool used for surface finishing and cleaning various materials by propelling abrasive particles at high speeds. Members at a makerspace utilize it to remove paint, rust, or contaminants from metal, wood, and plastics, ensuring a smooth and prepared surface for further processing or finishing. This tool enhances precision in detailing and prepares items for painting or other applications.

This lathe is for metalworking, and uses collets to hold the work.

The Comparator is a precision measurement tool used in makerspaces to compare the dimensions of objects against a standard or template. Members utilize it for quality control, ensuring accuracy in their projects, and making precise adjustments to components in woodworking, metalworking, and other fabrication processes.

This drill press has 10" between the chuck and the column, giving it 20" of swing. It is for drilling holes in metal.