https://www.amazon.com/Neewer-Ring-Light-Kit-Self-Portrait/dp/B01LXDNNB…

https://www.pantorouter.com/?gclid=Cj0KCQjw5-WRBhCKARIsAAId9FmuCApJLA4y…

Helps woodworkers do a lot of joins very easiy

This upgraded software allows for basic 3d design and toolpathing directly on Carbide Create. The $360 license is permanent. https://carbide3d.com/carbidecreate/pro/

The Roland GS-24 is a tried and true vinyl cutter. It appears as a printer to the computer, and the print drivers are free and easy to install on both Windows & Mac -- letting members print from their own computers as well (if desired). The software/driver tutorials are also well thought out, documented, and very helpful.

I have personally used this machine at many institutions, and seen it used at even more. It is the Fab Foundation's go-to vinyl cutter in America (at least for what I've seen).

To enable music audio production.

Interface - PreSonus Quantum 2626 26x26 Thunderbolt 3 Audio Interface = $700

Control Surface - Presonus Faderport 16 = $1000

Instruments/MIDI Controllers - N.I. KOMPLETE KONTROL S61 (MK2 NOT Mk1) = $800

Universal Editing Tool (Macros) - 32 key Streamdeck XL = $250

Audio Monitors Testing & Calibration - Sonarworks SoundID Reference = $300

Headphone Monitors - Beyerdynamic DT770Pro = $160

Total =$3,210

Especially now that we’re developing a ceramics area, this would be a great synergy between 3D printing and ceramics. This way we can print very, very complicated and precise parts with the ceramic resin, and then fire them to yield a purely ceramic part. One of the few FormLabs resins that can (through firing) be considered food safe.

https://formlabs.com/store/materials/ceramic-resin/
$149 for 1L of resin
$149 for a resing tank
$99 for a build platform

Our current spindle/belt sander is pretty meh. Would be great to get an upgrade! https://www.jbtools.com/woodstock-international-w1686-1-hp-oscillating-…