Wish List

To make fine Jewelry. $2500 would cover most of it:
Soldering Supplies:
· Torch https://store.cyberweld.com/smachaou.html?utm_medium=shoppingengine&utm_...

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There is interest in learning the fascinating traditional joinery used by Japanese woodworkers.
This could be a beginner & an advanced level presentation. Both hands on.

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A dull tool can be worthless.
This could be split into a number of sessions:
Knife, chisel, plane iron type.
"Garden" type .. shovels, axes & hatchets, hoes .. etc
A tool handle making, replacing session for any of the above.

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A number of people in the woodworking shop would benefit from demonstrations on how to achieve the joinery they desire for their project.

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Attract sexy ghosts

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In the sewing section, we would like equipment that allows us to insert grommets into clothing. Grommets are small metal rings that can be used for different types of garment construction, such as lacing. Please make our wishes come true! *cute emoji*

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It would make finishing all the great metal parts we are creating in the machine shop better and easier.

It makes different consistent finishes by rounding sharp edges, removing burrs, and other small details like that

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Why we do not have Adobe: A license is $330.00 per machine/ per year. If we install on the 4 computers plus 2 of the laser cutters that is $2,000 per year for the software.

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We discussed getting one of these awhile back, and it's definitely time for an upgrade to the screenprinting press. This machine will (first of all) not break its solder points AND it allows formicro-adjusting for multi-colored and CMYK printing. Let's take screenprinting to the next level!

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Many people need to get things to and from MakeHaven but often don't have a large car, or only bike. A pickup truck could be used by staff and members to get lumber, transport large scrap and pickup equipment. Ideally this truck would be kept in the parking garage next to MakeHaven.

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Cost: $15,000.00

Could we have air brush painting, perhaps in the metal shop? Brought up by member J. Gleisner

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From Slack:
16” plus the infeed/outfeed length is a game changer; being able to joint wide components post glue-up is amazing

The fundraiser is live! MakeHaven will be matching, so we just need to reach $1000.

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Cost: $2,000.00

Because our current one is pretty small. https://www.toolnut.com/jet-708544-jwp-208hh-20-planer-5hp-1ph-helical-h...

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Cost: $3,700.00

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These are used by screen printers with all black ink to get consistent dark transparencies used in screen printing.

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Coffee + raspberry pi + robotics = no brainer

https://www.raspberrypi.org/blog/mugsy/

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/413243358/mugsy-the-open-source-rob...

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The AFP-512 has a LOT of issues, from the extruder frequently clogging, the bed being impossible to level due to warping, and the electrical connectors on the hotend degrading.

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Because our current sawstop is underpowered

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Cost: $4,500.00

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A good summer activity, we could have reusable molds in our inventory. https://www.popularmechanics.com/home/lawn-garden/how-to/g875/how-to-bui...

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The 5Ah batteries we have are heavy and make some tools difficult for some people to use. Smaller batteries would help.

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To improve jointer: https://www.ebay.com/itm/Spiral-cutterhead-for-Robland-SD-410-16-Jointer...

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Cost: $1,200.00

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For drying of things (more than just hair!) Ideally with a cool setting as well.

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We had one previously on loan from a member, but it is time to get our own. Ideally we get some good lighting for it too.

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https://www.autometrix.com/solutions/cutting/#advantage
Great tool for the region and improving space for textile's people

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Because we should have a small, 23GA nailer: https://www.amazon.com/BOSTITCH-HP118K-23-Gauge-2-Inch-16-Inch/dp/B000EX...

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A more heavy duty mixer for bread making

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We currently have a 'buzz box' AC stick welder, which is mediocre. A proper stick welder is DC (positive and negative): https://www.grainger.com/mobile/product/MILLER-ELECTRIC-Stick-Welder-404...

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Cost: $750.00

Really crucial metalworking tool for almost any metal sculpture and for many jewelry applications.

The prices can be highly variable, but they tend to be $5-9/pound new, and about $3-5/pound used.

Here is a very good deal on Facebook marketplace: https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/636703353633790/

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Cost: $300.00

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Wouldn't take up much space, and if we got the heat treating oven/kiln would be a great capability!

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As the Gerber CNC has been in development for over a year and projects larger than the Shapeoko can handle are inaccessible to members at the moment. A handheld CNC would allow a stop-gap to allow the working of much larger projects than can be contained within a table.

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Cost: $2,499.00

This would take our already awesome Markforged to the next level.

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i believe this would be an excellent addition to the metal shop as it is the best way to form curves etc with sheet metal

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Cost: $400.00

It's just ba really nice hand tool https://www.knewconcepts.com/MK4-5-inch-saws.php

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Cost: $90.00