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Every First Wed of the Month we Get Together in the Wood Shop to Perform Prev. Maintenance. All are Welcome - No Experience Necessary!Every First Wed of the Month we Get Together in the Wood Shop to Perform Preventative Maintenance on Our Machines. No Matter Your experience Level - we invite you to stop by to help keep our wood working machines performing at their best!

Come down to the Hack Factory and see what Twin Cities Maker is all about. Wednesday night is our weekly Open House night, everyone's welcome!

Hangout with cool people and talk about locks and securityCurrently Being held in-person at Twin Cities Maker with limited capacity and online via zoom. Open Locksport is an informal meetup to discuss locks, lock picking, and related aspects of physical security.   We variously pick practice locks, help new folks learn to pick, make tools, look at cool locks someone brought in, or chat about lock and door hardware news.  Anyone is welcome, from folks who've never paid attention to the chunks of brass their keys go into, to trading professionals and red team pentesters.  Well behaved minors with very good fine motor skills and excellent patience and ability to focus are welcome with their guardians.   In-person capacity is limited to 6, so book tickets early. If however you find that you cannot attend, reach out to release your spots so others can have a chance. Proof of COVID19 vaccination will be required, along with adherance to all of TC Maker's COVID19 safety protocols.

Every new member, from expert wood workers to people just beginning, who wish to use the Wood Shop Needs to go through this orientation to Learn: 1) Proper procedures to use the SawStop, Miter, and Planer (Being a Community Wood shop, there are some special items that each member needs to know on these machines) 2) In depth tour of the Wood Shop - Get a sense of the "organization" of the shop to aid in finding tools 3) Wood Shop Policies and Best Practices

Sign Up By Visiting: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/new-member-orientation-hybrid-format-tickets-371195875857Member Orientation required for new and returning TC Maker members.

Bad Movies, love them or hate them, we still watch them. If you liked ms3k then join us in an evening of bad movies.

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Come down to the Hack Factory and see what Twin Cities Maker is all about. Wednesday night is our weekly Open House night, everyone's welcome!

Get a tour of the metal shop, know which machines you need a safety check-off on, and learn more about the metal shop work space.

Time to make the place clean and shiny! Remember, all shop areas are CLOSED during Quarterly Cleanups.

Sign Up Here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/green-woodworking-carve-a-spoon-blank-with-an-axe-spoon-club-tickets-438567626577 
 
Green woodworking involves working with fresh wood that is still full of water, when it is easier to carve. Carving spoons is the most popular use of this, but there are many things that can be made this way. For this class, as an introduction to green woodworking, I will show you how to safely use an axe to carve a spoon blank (wood that has been roughly shaped with an axe), which you could later finish carving with knives at home, if you want to. All materials will be provided. I'll also briefly show a cheap way to sharpen these axes.

Spoon club: during these classes, anyone else that already knows how to carve is welcome to come and work on their own projects, and when there is free time I'll be happy to help or answer any questions.

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What Can you Make with 1, eight foot long 2X4???  Thats the challenge that will stretch both your skills and imagination.
 
Don't want to make something - no big deal - come join us to vote on your favorite creation!

Come down to the Hack Factory and see what Twin Cities Maker is all about. Wednesday night is our weekly Open House night, everyone's welcome!

Video call for meeting: http://go.tcmaker.org/zoommeetingroom
 

Sign Up By Visiting: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/new-member-orientation-hybrid-format-tickets-371196216877 Member Orientation required for new and returning TC Maker members.

Get a tour of the metal shop, know which machines you need a safety check-off on, and learn more about the metal shop work space.

Get a tour of the metal shop, know which machines you need a safety check-off on, and learn more about the metal shop work space.

Sign Up Here:
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Sign Up By Visiting: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/metal-shop-orientation-tickets-385190253417 Get a tour of the metal shop, know which machines you need a safety check-off on, and learn more about the metal shop work space.

Come down to the Hack Factory and see what Twin Cities Maker is all about. Wednesday night is our weekly Open House night, everyone's welcome!

Noodling Night returns! A musical get-together for members and their guests. Keytars encouraged but not necessary. You may want to know your Fm and C7 chords!

Sign Up Here:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/introduction-to-bow-making-workshop-tickets-453038890517

Come down to the Hack Factory and see what Twin Cities Maker is all about. Wednesday night is our weekly Open House night, everyone's welcome!

Hangout with cool people and talk about locks and securityCurrently Being held in-person at Twin Cities Maker with limited capacity and online via zoom. Open Locksport is an informal meetup to discuss locks, lock picking, and related aspects of physical security.   We variously pick practice locks, help new folks learn to pick, make tools, look at cool locks someone brought in, or chat about lock and door hardware news.  Anyone is welcome, from folks who've never paid attention to the chunks of brass their keys go into, to trading professionals and red team pentesters.  Well behaved minors with very good fine motor skills and excellent patience and ability to focus are welcome with their guardians.   In-person capacity is limited to 6, so book tickets early. If however you find that you cannot attend, reach out to release your spots so others can have a chance. Proof of COVID19 vaccination will be required, along with adherance to all of TC Maker's COVID19 safety protocols.

Every new member, from expert wood workers to people just beginning, who wish to use the Wood Shop Needs to go through this orientation to Learn: 1) Proper procedures to use the SawStop, Miter, and Planer (Being a Community Wood shop, there are some special items that each member needs to know on these machines) 2) In depth tour of the Wood Shop - Get a sense of the "organization" of the shop to aid in finding tools 3) Wood Shop Policies and Best Practices

Sign Up By Visiting: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/new-member-orientation-hybrid-format-tickets-371195885887Member Orientation required for new and returning TC Maker members.