🇺🇸 · HacroEvolution · Andrew Frey for U.S. Senate
Update from Denver: I toured 3 makerspaces today. Club Workshop - Very spacious 2-level warehouse facility with a LOT of metal fabrication equipment. Some automotive work. Also has woodworking, an electronics station, and some 3D printing. LLC. (membership is $99 per month) Den Hac - Much smaller space, Much less fabrication equipment (one LulzBot 3D printer that looked good). The space is more software/tech oriented, and hosts a lot of servers, reference books, and a Radio DJ station doing online music streaming (and I was told they are looking into broadcasting). They are a 501c3. (membership is $60 per month) Concoctory - Very new (opened this month). DIY electronics sales and more of an artistic emphasis than the other hackerspaes I've seen. Next up, I want to meet up with the Denver people behind this new project: http://opentechforever.com/ I have made some very good friends and co-conspirators at a local tech-club: http://geeklunch.org/ Geek Lunch meets every Tuesday at noon at the Manhattan Mall Food Court. Members of the local Linux User Group and Manhattan Area Amateur