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

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-371195895917Member Orientation required for new and returning TC Maker members.

go.tcmaker.org/boardmeeting


Agenda is attached.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/15NUavuYZnHkddaqHNSAztEVJfGXKToAkcN7FJwxgrQM/edit?usp=sharing

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!

Sign Up Here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/qa-using-epoxy-in-your-wood-working-projects-tickets-478501901067

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
 

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!

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

About this event

Whether you are a brand new member of Twin Cities Maker, or have been a member for a really long time but haven't been in the shop for awhile, attending a new member orientation will get you up to speed on the policies, guidelines, and culture of Twin Cities Maker.

Signup, download a copy of our handbook, and come to session, meet some new people, get questions answered, and get acquainted with Twin Cities Maker. go.tcmaker.org/handbook

Orientation lasts for about 45-50 minutes with time after for questions, support for issues, and to hang out after.

Twin Cities Maker New Member Orientation is being held in a hybrid format. We will stream virtually from the shop. If you wish, you may attend physically in person. If you would prefer to attend virtually, you may log on zoom by going to this link: go.tcmaker.org/orientationmeeting.

In both cases, registration for the event is required for attendance.

https://wa.tcmaker.org/event-5116911?CalendarViewType=1&SelectedDate=1/24/2023

Before attending New Member Orientation, attendees must have started their membership journey by:

1. Having toured the shop during open house

Whether you are a brand new member of Twin Cities Maker, or have been a member for a really long time but haven't been in the shop for awhile, attending a new member orientation will get you up to speed on the policies, guidelines, and culture of Twin Cities Maker.

Signup, download a copy of our handbook, and come to session, meet some new people, get questions answered, and get acquainted with Twin Cities Maker. go.tcmaker.org/handbook

Orientation lasts for about 45-50 minutes with time after for questions, support for issues, and to hang out after.

Twin Cities Maker New Member Orientation is being held in a hybrid format. We will stream virtually from the shop. If you wish, you may attend physically in person. If you would prefer to attend virtually, you may log on zoom by going to this link: go.tcmaker.org/orientationmeeting.

In both cases, registration for the event is required for attendance.

https://wa.tcmaker.org/event-5133266?CalendarViewType=1&SelectedDate=1/24/2023

Before attending New Member Orientation, attendees must have started their membership journey by:

1. Having toured the shop during open house

About this event

Whether you are a brand new member of Twin Cities Maker, or have been a member for a really long time but haven't been in the shop for awhile, attending a new member orientation will get you up to speed on the policies, guidelines, and culture of Twin Cities Maker.

Signup, download a copy of our handbook, and come to session, meet some new people, get questions answered, and get acquainted with Twin Cities Maker. go.tcmaker.org/handbook

Orientation lasts for about 45-50 minutes with time after for questions, support for issues, and to hang out after.

Twin Cities Maker New Member Orientation is being held in a hybrid format. We will stream virtually from the shop. If you wish, you may attend physically in person. If you would prefer to attend virtually, you may log on zoom by going to this link: go.tcmaker.org/orientationmeeting.

In both cases, registration for the event is required for attendance.

https://wa.tcmaker.org/event-5116911?CalendarViewType=1&SelectedDate=1/24/2023

Before attending New Member Orientation, attendees must have started their membership journey by:

1. Having toured the shop during open house