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3D Printing

Turn digital models into real parts using beginner-friendly to industrial machines.

• Elegoo OrangeStorm Giga – extra-large format (800×800×1000 mm / 31.5″×31.5″×39.4″), up to ~300 mm/s; great for furniture-scale pieces and signage.
• (3) Elegoo Centauri Carbon (arriving) – CoreXY, enclosed; 256×256×256 mm (10″ cube), fast (up to 500 mm/s), good for CF/GF-filled filaments.
• CreatBot F430 – 400×300×300 mm (15.7″×11.8″×11.8″), dual-nozzle with high-temp capability for engineering materials.
• Anycubic Predator Delta – 370 mm Ø × 455 mm H build volume; quick prototyping.
• Bambu X1 Carbon – 256×256×256 mm (10″ cube), high-speed CoreXY with multi-material support.
• Prusa MK2S – trusted workhorse for PLA/PETG/ABS.
• Ender 3 – entry-level printer for practice and simple projects.

Great for: prototypes, cosplay, brackets/jigs, art, replacement parts.
How to start: “Intro to 3D Printing” class + quick safety/orientation.

3D Scanning

Capture real-world shapes for digital use (reverse-engineering, art, and more).

• EinScan Pro handheld scanner – accuracy down to ~0.04–0.05 mm, fast capture.

Great for: part duplication, custom fit parts, digital archiving.
How to start: Intro to 3D Scanning session.

Electronics

Prototype circuits, learn microcontrollers, and fix or fab your own boards.

• Arduino starter kits (sensors, LEDs, motors, breadboards)
• Soldering stations (fine tips, fume extraction, hand tools)
• Bench power supplies (adjustable voltage/current)
• Oscilloscope (signal testing & debugging)

Great for: Arduino/Raspberry Pi projects, wearables, robotics, repairs.
How to start: Intro to Electronics + quick soldering safety.

Laser Cutting & Engraving

Cut and engrave wood, acrylic, leather, coated metals—and mark bare metals with fiber.

• OMTech CO₂ 80 W – 700×500 mm (27.6″×19.7″) bed; ideal for cutting/engraving wood & acrylic and marking coated metals.
• Noua Fiber Laser 60 W – ~175×175 mm (≈6.9″ square) field; fast, crisp marking/engraving on metals and some plastics.
• Hobbyist Diode Laser – for small, lightweight projects and demos.

Great for: signage, boxes, inlays, custom gifts, tags, product branding.
How to start: Laser Safety + Operation class (CO₂ and/or Fiber).

Vinyl Cutting

Create decals, stickers, stencils, and simple signage.

• 24″ vinyl cutter (2-ft width).

Great for: window/vehicle decals, labels, apparel heat-transfer prep.
How to start: 30-minute vinyl orientation (design → cut → weed → apply).

Woodworking

Make everything from simple shelves to furniture—with support for both hand tools and CNC.

• Core machines: table saw, jointer, bandsaw, scroll saw, DeWalt miter saw, router table, Shopsmith multi-tool, plus lots of hand/power tools.
• CNC routers: hobbyist-built CNC (Arduino/GRBL) and a MillRight CNC router table for 2.5D milling and signage.

Great for: furniture, cutting boards, signs, jigs, fixtures.
How to start: Woodshop 101 + machine-specific checkouts (table saw, CNC, etc.).

Coming Soon

• Black & White Photography – traditional darkroom.
• Graphic Art – design workstation & prep for laser/vinyl/print.
• Jewelry Making – mixed traditional + digital processes.
• Leatherworking – wallets, belts, custom accessories.
• Textiles & Fabric Arts – sewing, embroidery, soft goods.

Notes

• Training/Checkouts: Some tools require a brief class before independent use.
• Materials: Bring your own or purchase in-shop (limited stock).
• Project Help: Staff/volunteers available during open hours; workshops offered regularly.