Howdy Hackers! Due to high rental costs in Boulder, my roommate and I decided to rent out the living room! It’s a pretty sweet living room, has it’s own separate entrance and a balcony. It made sense to us because the kitchen is the size of the living room with a balcony and entrance as […]
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Project of The Week: Beetle-Kill Pine Door
October 22nd, 2014 
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Member Project of the Week!
May 23rd, 2013 Paul Birkelo
This is not shameless self-promotion. This is what happens when no one sends me a project to post by Thursday — I post a project of my own! If you’ve been at the space over the last week or two, you’ve seen this taking shape: It’s a desk I’m making using reclaimed pine boards. They […]
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Lost-PLA Aluminum Casting
August 18th, 2012 Rob Bryan
Last Sunday, several Hackerspace members came over to check out my David Gingery-style aluminum casting setup. We tried “lost-PLA” casting, and it worked out pretty well! Lost-PLA: Works, It Does The test target was the 3D-printer-classic Yoda head. It was printed on a RepRap in PLA and bedded directly in sand. Molten aluminum was […]
Carbon Fiber Fabrication
December 10th, 2010 admin
Why join a hackerspace? Everyone has their own reason, but for me it’s mostly building a community to learn from and share with. But, there are practical reasons, too… some of my projects are messy! A long time ago, I worked at a small satellite company and was good friends with the guy who built […]