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EufyMake E1 UV Printer
Submitted by: Mic Kim

Portable UV Printer capable of emboss printing

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Expandable Backpack
Submitted by: Shada Farrens

This 18″ x 8″ x 21″ backpack expands by releasing the clasps at the bottom to give an extra 12″ depth totaling 33″!! Made entirely by hand out of scrap leathers found at the Clear Creek Makerspace it is truly one of a kind.

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Dead Simple Tool Bag
Submitted by: Dustin Brucher

This heavy duty leather tool bag has a classic style while remaining tough enough to take a couple of lifetimes of use. I saddle stitched 5 ounce natural vegetable tanned leather sides and handles to the 12 oz harness leather body. A 1/4” thick bottom board and solid brass hardware help ensure everything stays in place. At 15”x8”x7” this tool bag has enough space to carry everything for the job while keeping it light enough to find your 10 mm…

Compressor Pump Lamp
Submitted by: Al Gallo

Turned an old broken compressor pump head into a Steam Punk Lamp. Used lamp kit from a broken lamp with some discarded pipe fittings.

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Box and Pan Break
Submitted by: Nate Atkins

We are making great progress on our capabilities to fabricate metal projects. A box and pan break will fill in a gap between the new CNC plasma table and welding/brazing.

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Remembering Clearwater Pond
Submitted by: Kate Peabody

My great grandfather built a fishing camp in Maine in 1951, and our family loved it and visited it most summers — until we sold it this year. To help keep part of “my happy place,” I made mini “terrariums” with lake water, sand, moss and a water-loving plant sourced from Clearwater Pond, ME. The bottles were at the back of a bathroom cupboard, found while cleaning out – I assume old perfume bottles. The wax used to seal the lid was dripped…

Emotional Support Frog
Submitted by: Zecca Shymkiw

This is a project designed to help cheer up my friend Stewie. It is made from all thrifted yarn. Mourning the loss of our friend Patrick, I thought maybe something soft, silky, and cute might help my friend Stewie remember how much I love them. I get my yarn from the ARC Thrift Store because they work with families like mine to help support people with disabilities and those who care for them.

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New 3d Printer Course – Materials Familiarity
Submitted by: Davw Dibble

The motivation for the class is to allow people who 3d print to become familiar with media other than PLA. Some of us don’t consider possible projects because they would not work with PLA but are easily within the capabilities of another approved material. One is always free to read up on new materials and experiment on one’s own, but a class like this could make familiarity more efficient

Such a class might have the…

Wood Lathe
Submitted by: Brad Drenth

Lathe, and associated chucks, for carving wood into a number of items. Bowls, candlesticks, boxes, lamp pedestals, cups/mugs, containers, pens, canes, etc.

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Woodworking Benches
Submitted by: Laurence Hoess

We need some heavy woodworking benches that include a vise and other woodworking features.

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