Stop in to check out the 3D Printer madness. All visitors are welcome. Several members will be working on their printer projects. Come on down to help out, see the printers or just to check out our 'space!
Bill and Rich will be assembling (printed ) Printrbots.
Bill was a original Kickstarter backer.
Art has a kickstarter based dual extruder kit to install on one of the printers.
Rich printed his kit on an Afinia H-Series 3D Printer and plans to install a Dremel instead of an extruder.
Chris will be working on his Deltabot-style printer.
CT Hackerspace at 30 Echo Lake Road, 3rd floor Watertown, CT.
GPS will get you to the address, then follow Silk Street around to the back of building.
We continue to move in, meet each other, and build our new space. Wednesday Open Space Nights are our informal nights where we work on a variety of projects: Personal, Infrastructure, or group designs. Come visit and join in the fun, We look forward to meeting oyu.
How to find us: Enter rear main door on second level, and take one flight up. The Rear Entrance is located up at the top of the ramp.
Project Open Sesame: Building an Raspberry Pi based Access System - :The collaboration continues on building an all encompassing security door system to be used at the hackerspace. We will invent, build and test our ideas. A hope to document our work as we go / and and publish it when we're done to help other spaces and groups with a new take on a security system.
The Waterbury Linux Users Group Ben Tyger will be giving a presentation about an exciting software project that will resonate with folks that are mourning the loss of Google Reader, or just anyone who loves RSS. Tiny Tiny RSS is a free, open source project that functions well as a replacement for Google Reader. Join us to learn more about this great piece of software.
Stop on by our weekly Wednesday open space night. Public is welcome to stop in and work on their own projects or see what we're doing here at the space. We look forward to seeing you
Summer is fast approaching and we need to take a look at re-configuring the space layout to accommodate the new shop layout.
With the hope of improving the efficiency of our layout, you will notice that the storage area, electroncs lab, and lounge has been re-positioned into a new configuration which we believe adds more accessibility as well as efficiency to utilizing the area. With this new layout, we have added approximately 300 square feet to shop space.
Commuter lot Meriden Waterbury Turnpike Old Mountain Road, Southington, CT
We are carpooling up for the first MIT Flea Market of the year, this Sunday, April 21st. The vendors sell every part you could possibly need for your project!
A Non Profit Exploratory Committee has been created to discuss and create plan for determining Not-for-Profit or Non Profit Status 501 (c)(3) status for the space and recommend findings, as well asdiscuss the option to join the Space Federation. This committee will create checklist and group requirements, and build recommended timeline to the board.
As stated at our State of the Space Meeting, I'm forming a Facility Committee to help implement improvements in the space.
The purpose of the Facility Committee is to propose ,discuss, prioritize, and implement, plan infrastructure improvements of CT Hackerspace in terms of safety, infrastructure compliance, and security, This committee will report to the CTH board and be given some autonomy to help execute it’s goals