In this Safety & Basic Use class, you’ll learn all the basics of using our computer-controlled (CNC) vinyl cutter and heat press to add your own graphic designs to shirts, blankets, flags, bags and more! Use this for hobby work or to help in your existing or potential business!
Import vector (outline) designs from graphic software such as Inkscape into Sure Cuts A Lot, the software used to control the vinyl cutter. Next, use the CNC vinyl cutter to cut an adhesive vinyl sheet into professional looking signage or heat transfer vinyl for heat pressed materials.
No prerequisites required; please wear close-toed shoes.
In this Safety and Basic Use class, learn to use our laser cutter to cut, etch, and engrave designs in a variety of materials. Work with acrylic, wood, paper, cardboard, leather, etc. Using graphic software like Inkscape, cut intricate designs and engrave highly detailed images at the touch of a button. Whether you want to use this for hobbies or to help with a business idea, the sky is the limit with this simple and versatile tool!
Once you successfully pass this class, you can use this equipment for creating your own projects at the CBI Maker Space as a member during open volunteer hours for only $5/day, $20/month, or $10/month if you are a student.
No prerequisites to take this class; please wear close-toed shoes.
In this Safety and Basic Use class, learn to use our laser cutter to cut, etch, and engrave designs in a variety of materials. Work with acrylic, wood, paper, cardboard, leather, etc. Using graphic software like Inkscape, cut intricate designs and engrave highly detailed images at the touch of a button. Whether you want to use this for hobbies or to help with a business idea, the sky is the limit with this simple and versatile tool!
Once you successfully pass this class, you can use this equipment for creating your own projects at the CBI Maker Space as a member during open volunteer hours for only $5/day, $20/month, or $10/month if you are a student.
No prerequisites to take this class; please wear close-toed shoes.
In this Safety and Basic Use class, learn to use our laser cutter to cut, etch, and engrave designs in a variety of materials. Work with acrylic, wood, paper, cardboard, leather, etc. Using graphic software like Inkscape, cut intricate designs and engrave highly detailed images at the touch of a button. Whether you want to use this for hobbies or to help with a business idea, the sky is the limit with this simple and versatile tool!
Once you successfully pass this class, you can use this equipment for creating your own projects at the CBI Maker Space as a member during open volunteer hours for only $5/day, $20/month, or $10/month if you are a student.
No prerequisites to take this class; please wear close-toed shoes.
If you are interested in 3D printing with the Ender 3then you are in the right place!! This club is organized to share ideas and techniques and heartaches about getting good prints with the Ender 3.
There is no cost to be a member and generally we have meetings on a monthly basis with various technical topics infused with a pizza party.
Hands-on Arduino proto-board and coding practice. Coding of the Sumo-Bots.
/* Arduino Battery Tester
Created: 20/01/2016 By Gus Modified N/A By Gus
http://arduinomylifeup.com/arduino-battery-tester */ int greenLed = 11; int yellowLed = 12; int redLed = 13;
int analogValue = 0; float voltage = 0; int ledDelay = 1000; void setup() { pinMode(greenLed, OUTPUT); pinMode(yellowLed,OUTPUT); pinMode(redLed,OUTPUT); Serial.begin(9600); // start serial for output to local monitor Serial.println(“BATTERY CHECKER”); }
void loop() { analogValue = analogRead(A0); voltage = 0.0048*analogValue;
if( voltage >= 3.0 ) digitalWrite(greenLed, HIGH); else if (voltage > 1.6 && voltage < 3.0) digitalWrite(yellowLed, HIGH); else if( voltage <= 1.6) digitalWrite(redLed, HIGH);
delay(ledDelay); digitalWrite(redLed, LOW); digitalWrite(yellowLed, LOW); digitalWrite(greenLed, LOW); // Send out value to Serial port Serial.println(voltage); delay(1000); }
If you’re curious about bringing your existing business online, or you’re just starting a business and want to know where to begin, it all starts with a domain: your online address and home on the web.
In this session, we’ll cover: The benefits of owning a domain ∙ Helpful web terms to know ∙ How to get the most out of your domain ∙ Live Q&A
Webinar presented by Grow with Google speaker Dave Delaney. Click the link below to register.
As a new entrepreneur, you’ll need more than good products or services to grow your business. It’s also important to have strong customer-focused marketing strategies to reach your audience and turn them into loyal customers.
In this 60-minute webinar, you will learn to: • Create a compelling brand • Define your audience • Convert customers • Build loyalty and advocacy
Online presentation by Grow with Google speaker Dave Delaney.
If you have any questions contact Amy: 931-456-4910 or cbi@roanestate.edu
Join us for our Fall Maker Pop-Up Event! If you are a Maker register below & fill out the application to be a vendor at the event. If you are not a Maker, come out to support the ones who are, so they can keep doing what they love! Just a few of the items at our spring event that we expect again: jewelry, keychains, coasters, body scrubs, wax melts, leather goods, 3D prints, ornaments, laser engraved items, greeting cards, and more! This will be a great time to get started on Christmas gifts!
Maker: a person that makes things.Builder, inventor, manufacturer, producer, author, composer, constructor, originator, crafter.
Additional Vendor information: we do NOT limit the number of vendors with similar items; there may be someone else selling something similar to your products. Please treat everyone the way you wish to be treated.
Hands-on Arduino proto-board and coding practice. Coding of the Sumo-Bots.
/* Arduino Battery Tester
Created: 20/01/2016 By Gus Modified N/A By Gus
http://arduinomylifeup.com/arduino-battery-tester */ int greenLed = 11; int yellowLed = 12; int redLed = 13;
int analogValue = 0; float voltage = 0; int ledDelay = 1000; void setup() { pinMode(greenLed, OUTPUT); pinMode(yellowLed,OUTPUT); pinMode(redLed,OUTPUT); Serial.begin(9600); // start serial for output to local monitor Serial.println(“BATTERY CHECKER”); }
void loop() { analogValue = analogRead(A0); voltage = 0.0048*analogValue;
if( voltage >= 3.0 ) digitalWrite(greenLed, HIGH); else if (voltage > 1.6 && voltage < 3.0) digitalWrite(yellowLed, HIGH); else if( voltage <= 1.6) digitalWrite(redLed, HIGH);
delay(ledDelay); digitalWrite(redLed, LOW); digitalWrite(yellowLed, LOW); digitalWrite(greenLed, LOW); // Send out value to Serial port Serial.println(voltage); delay(1000); }
