Electronics Tools in a makerspace typically include equipment such as soldering irons, multimeters, breadboards, and various electronic components. Members use these tools to design, prototype, and assemble electronic projects, ranging from simple circuits to more complex devices like robots or interactive installations. The tools facilitate hands-on learning and experimentation in electronics and DIY technology.

This is a Miller Millermatic 211 MIG Welder with Spoolmate 150 aluminum spool gun.

*Make sure to watch the Spool Gun video at the bottom of this page if you want to use that accessory*

A Large Format Printer is a versatile tool used in makerspaces to create high-quality prints on large materials, such as vinyl, canvas, or paper. Members utilize it for projects ranging from signage and banners to art prints and prototypes, allowing for detailed and visually impactful results. Its capability to handle various media types makes it essential for both creative and professional applications.

The Music System in a makerspace is a versatile platform equipped with audio recording, editing, and production tools. Members use it to create, mix, and produce music projects, as well as to experiment with sound design and audio effects. This system often includes software, instruments, and sound equipment, enabling collaborative and individual creative work in music.

We think it is fine but needs to be installed.

Running Ubuntu 14.04 LTS

Standard microwave. 

A scale (balance) is a precision measuring tool used in makerspaces to determine the weight of various materials and components. Members utilize it for a range of activities, including crafting, prototype development, and ensuring accurate ingredient measurements in projects like 3D printing, cooking, or chemistry experiments.

Needs to be hooked up to 3 phase power.

We need to figure out the hookups. Looking for volunteers.