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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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I love the view of the rocks out the windows, and noticed some have plants growing. What if we expand that and create a green growing wall. Ideally one of the windows could be converted to an access door.

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Lets empower people to beautify hard to access areas by making seed bombs. https://www.gardenista.com/posts/diy-wildflower-seed-bombs/

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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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For making zines and self-publishing art books

Cost ranges from $2-4k

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Cost: $3,000.00

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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Cost: $125.00

Make your own book sound cool, Also seems like a easy hobby that would interest everyone (based on no facts at all)

**Only if there is enough interest from many people. Please vote seriously please vote (hint hint)

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Cost: $500.00

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

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Cost: $350.00

It would open new geometry we could mill out of metal.

https://tormach.com/microarc-4-4th-axis-38412.html

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Cost: $2,500.00

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

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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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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

Would very much like to learn how to setup up a boot sector on a secondary/non-primary drive(a lot of people have windows PC's with room for second drives), encrypt the rest of the drive, and install archlinux (preferably led by someone who has a bit of experience with these things so that they may be able to answer questions about setting up encryption and Arch.

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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

Sometimes when I want to head over and use a machine that requires a buddy, I show up and no one is in the space. It would be nice to be able to check in quickly and save myself a potential drive.

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Creates channels, ridges, and flanges to stiffen and minimize vibration in sheet metal parts or even just to decorate them---think truck bed floors and auto body panels. Stiffening allows for thinner gauges to be used and cheaper lighter sheet metal parts to be made.

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Cost: $175.00

Analog photography is totally rad and magical! Watching a print develop before your eyes never gets old. Let's have a space in Makehaven that affords members the ability to process their own black and white or color film and make prints using real photographic chemistry!

Things we'd need:

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Cost: $1,500.00

For assembling PCBs

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Cost: $200.00

To make and adhere high quality logos to finished products.
goes in hand with print making and silk screen, but for plastic or metal parts

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Cost: $400.00

Ever have the hunkering to make a large batch of tortillas?? How about homemade croissants? Roll out some pizza dough? We have a pasta roller, but the limited width makes it hard to do large batches or laminated dough. There are some nice tabletop 19" versions on etsy! Or some ambitious person could make one??!?

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Cost: $300.00

Our Tormach is decent, but not great. The Tormach 1100mx, a Haas, or something similar would be a huge improvement.

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Cost: $25,000.00

For lending library and for use in digitizing art. With setup in media room for digitizing.

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Cost: $2,000.00

01/18/20

I have an idea for MakeHaven

Install two conduits along side of the building near the windows near the laser cutters going straight up to the roof level… one conduit for ac Power 220vac two phase. 50 Amp service. The second conduit, much larger and wider for all kinds of other cables….

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Cost: $20,000.00

The woodshop and metalshop can be quite loud, even when wearing proper hearing protection. Sound-absorbing panels will reduce the noise level. More research needed to determine the best placement (closest to which equipment, walls vs. ceilings, etc), panel type (foam, cotton, fabric stretched over wood frames, etc), aesthetics, and cost.

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Cost: $300.00

Having the ability to print large parts would be great. The Gigabot 3+ (what they have at Sacred Heart) is a good option: https://shop.re3d.org/products/gigabot

https://www.prusa3d.com/product/original-prusa-xl-6/ - 3000

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Cost: $3,000.00

It would be great to have a larger laser, a more powerful laser, and a fiber laser (which can mark metal). This laser is expensive, but it checks all of those boxes: The Epilog FusionPro 48 Dual (120W CO2/50W Fiber).

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Cost: $66,000.00

To trim and fit board ends with high accuracy. Additionally, this shooting board can be used also at a precise angle which would allow cutting very precise miters, for example for picture frames.

https://www.leevalley.com/en-us/shop/tools/jigs-guides-and-fixtures/1107...

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Cost: $215.00

This will allow us to create battery based projects such as DIY battery banks or power backups. Heat based soldering guns can be dangerous when used on batteries, but a quick spot weld pulse is much safer.

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Cost: $240.00

Would be a nice improvement over our current setup. https://www.wayfair.com/kitchen-tabletop/pdp/tramontina-gourmet-tri-ply-...

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Cost: $330.00

We can put heavy/occasionally used equipment on cart where it can be wheeled near an outlet to power as necessary. e.g. ice cream maker. Would create more counter space.

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Cost: $75.00

The popcorn maker is currently just taking up space that could be better utilized.

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It's free to join, but you need nonprofit information/authorization. Could be a good place to get kitchen supplies and/or food for cooking events. Also there's a location in Orange that is not far away.

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Hand planes are intimidating to work with if one doesn't know how. I own a few and never know if I have it set up properly or not. People can bring their own planes and use the Tormek to sharpen their blades.

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a temperature setting/regulator laminator

13" Laminator Machine, Four Roller, 110VAC 600 watts operating Temperature 80-180C degrees

available on eBay item #393246262909

price..85.00 plus tax, Free Shipping..

Unit is unlabeled.. but made by Pouch

Although this unit is made for laminating plastic.... it will work for transferring b/w toner onto copper

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Cost: $85.00

It would increase casting capabilities- https://www.ultraquietaircompressor.com/California-Air-Tools-366-10-Gall...

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Cost: $600.00

Curing meats and cheeses and apparently guacamole making? So many options! Hopefully we could build one with a low cost frost-free fridge. Some videos: ttps://youtu.be/E-LkazzWnPM or https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CRi1QPsYAgc or https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KtXwZEo-AQw

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Cost: $300.00

With MH's excellent lending library, I have /almost/ all the tools I need to remove my Prius hybrid battery; the one exception seems to be a torque wrench that works in the low ft-lb range (20-30 ft-lb), which is required for re-tightening certain bolts when re-installing the battery.

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Cost: $76.00

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.

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Cost: $400.00

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.

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Cost: $1,995.00

https://www.pantorouter.com/?gclid=Cj0KCQjw5-WRBhCKARIsAAId9FmuCApJLA4yL...

Helps woodworkers do a lot of joins very easiy

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Cost: $2,130.00

VCarve and OMAX are both platform-specific software with their own set of idiosyncrasies and payment packages. Fusion360 is ostensibly free and can design for most of the machines in the space - but there is a lack of in-depth training available. Why not see if an adept member can volunteer some time for a class?

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Used with wood turning lathe for coring multiple bowls from larger wood blanks. Safe, effective way to maximize full potential of lathes capabilities.
A 9 inch and 11.5 or 13 inch knife would allow three bowls to be cut from one blank.

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Cost: $600.00

We have one microscope and would like a couple more to be able to do trainings and more types of testing or observing of materials.

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Cost: $250.00

Sometimes the 3D printers are all busy, and other times they are all free. Sometimes they appear to be busy, but will all be done printing in ten minutes. It would be nice to be able to track the progress of prints across the entire farm using something like OctoFarm or similar.

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Cost: $200.00

So they don't get ruined or messed up by unnecessary movement.

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It would be a nice workshop to lay out a PCB.

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Our current brewing system is.... quirky. Liam and I are able to get good beer out of it but it's hard to clean, and hard to learn. A new all in one brewing system is relatively inexpensive and should be able to make batches quicker and with less to learn.

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Cost: $2,150.00

The space & especially the equipment would benefit of having their own space. This will make sure the machines are kept clean & working properly for years to come. Also fabrics will stay cleaner & free of allergens. Upgraded sewing machines would also benefit the space because they are more versatile.

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We can easily make carts for the TIG and Forge, but each one needs different things and shouldn't really be right next to each other. Having a single cooler isn't really great for the hot work space, and a second cooler would mean we could just make custom carts for all of their related stuff and allow them to be positioned for working.

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Cost: $500.00

More reliable. This is the set NHFPL has: https://www.usabuttons.com/the-machine-250/ and with this cutter: https://www.usabuttons.com/cutters-2/

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Cost: $920.00

I'd like to learn how to sharpen a rip saw and crosscut saw.

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A notification via email can be sent to future equipment renters as soon as the rented equipment is back on the rack. This will help in inventory management, renters can plan to lend efficiently.

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Useful fancy jig! https://www.eagleamerica.com/product/v400-1038-mlcs-spline-jig-pro/table...

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Cost: $145.00