Allentown Mini Makerspace

Progress in the shop this week! New pcb for the first four devices for 36in36 tested successfully. Thanks to Karl Smith of TruestNorthCompass.com for his work on the programming jig. Couple other pics .. Karl working at the laser cutter, shelf full of truestnorth pcbs, and his newest creation... but he'll have to tell you about that. If you're in Buffalo (or don't mind travelling) we're open to helping you move your project along. Front end, back end, hardware, esp32, prototyping, 3D printing, web, app, anything 0 or 1 related, we'd love to help!

🎉 Join Our Gathering at Allentown Mini-Maker Space! 🛠️

🗓️ When: Wednesday, November 29th
⏰ Time: 6 PM - 8 PM
📍 Where: Allentown Mini-Maker Space, 469 Franklin Street (Look for the big columns by the street! Head down the walkway on the right to the courtyard!)

Hello Makers and Innovators!

Get ready for an inspiring evening at Allentown Mini-Maker Space! This special gathering is your chance to meet fellow creators and marvel at the projects of our local makers. Experience firsthand the innovation and creativity brewing right in our community.

This informal event is perfect for everyone, from expert makers to those just starting to explore their creative side. We'll have light refreshments and a showcase of creations by our community's talented makers.

🌟 Come celebrate creativity, share your ideas, and draw inspiration from the vibrant projects on display. It's more than just a meet-up; it's where new ideas and collaborations are born!

We'll be part of the Resources in WNY Expo that is part of Buffalo Start Up Week (Thursday Nov. 16th 4-7pm). If you'll be there, stop by and see us!

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We have been working on some projects, and most of them center around this little guy. It's the photon from particle.io. It allows for pretty easy connection over wireless, and then we can program the various pins (get a reading, sense motion, spin a motor).

We've adding some things over here on Franklin, and thought you might like to know about them (optimistically thinking it's time to get going again post-pandemic... I realize 'post' might be premature). We currently have 3 - 3D printers! Here's the newest one, an Ender-6.

We'll be open as of Monday, May 20th for those looking for an alternative workplace.

Only a little more ice to melt on the walkway, and we'll have a soft opening later in the week. We'll be more of a co-working space than a makerspace. We will be ready to lend a hand with any IT type project, some raspberry pi's around, but we need some smart people that know what to do with them.