Skip to main content

The SpeedAire air compressor is a versatile tool used in makerspaces to provide compressed air for various applications. Members utilize it for inflating tires, powering pneumatic tools, and cleaning equipment or surfaces, making it an essential resource for a wide range of DIY projects and maintenance tasks.
Required Badge
Status

Not in use. We are looking for one with more saftey equipment.

Required Badge
Status

Type of electronic test instrument that allows observation of constantly varying signal voltages, usually as a two-dimensional graph of one or more electrical potential differences using the vertical or 'Y' axis, plotted as a function of time, (horizontal or 'x' axis).

Status

Sony VPL-s900 Projector

Note: We would love to mount it on the pole in the center of the room. Anyone have brackets and sometime to put it up?

Status

Prints plastic to make 3d parts. Its almost working but not quite ready for prime time.

Required Badge
Status

Responsive Signage

Submitted by Robert Narracci on

With a little help from the internets I taught my self the basics of Grasshopper (Rhino plugin) this weekend for the purpose of analyzing a complex tower geometry. In the course of my research I came across this posting, illustrating a way to flex file parameters with ultrasonic sensors hooked up to arduino boards. Kind of cool. Thought you guys would be interested.

 

Video of the thing in action

http://vimeo.com/20004747

 

Blog Entry

http://yazdanistudioresearch.wordpress.com/2011/02/21/building-things-that-talk-part-3-kinetic-aperture/

 

 

Mental Floss

Submitted by Robert Narracci on

So I attended last night's get together and learned what a stepper motor is and helped Kam fix one that was jammed (good clean fun), but the highlight of the evening for my own personal self was when Ian Applegate showed up riding a bright green vintage Schwinn Sprint wearing an Evel Kneivel motorcycle helmet AND, under the helmet, Dominique Pinon wrap around shades (VR glasses) that were electronically broadcasting to his eyeballs what his handheld camera (in his hand at that very moment) was seeing. When Kam tried them on and mentioned how disorienting they were, Ian lightheartedly chuckled