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Singh Sandbox Makerspace Wiki

Under construction. Click here for an index of all pages.

Most commonly found words in our Shared Values

Tools

Sandbox provides free access to a wide range of tools and equipment. The full list of tools is under construction but for now, a list of available tool training can be found on our Canvas Training Site

Supplies

Looking for materials to complete your project? Check out our listing of local and online suppliers.

Training

We encourage everyone to use all of the tools in Sandbox, but most tools require you to complete a short, self-directed safety and usage training class. These classes are hosted on ELMS / Canvas, Maryland's Learning Management System. You can self-enroll in this Canvas course here Be sure to click on the 'Enroll' icon. The home page for our course modules is: https://umd.instructure.com/courses/1274047

Studios

Sandbox has several individual work studios dedicated to specific types of making. These are:

Electronics Studio Digital Media Studio Woodworking Studio Crafting & Sewing Studio
CNC Studio Prototyping Studio Project Studio Other Facilities

About

Sandbox is …

… a “free” resource for everyone on campus i.e. students, staff, faculty from all over campus

… for personal projects and development, as well as for academic development

… largely volunteer run

… moderated as safety-first

… striving to provide the widest variety of “making” resources to a diverse campus community

… part of the campus-wide “Makerspace Initiative”

Etc.

Be helpful, be courteous, make cool things.

To contribute to this wiki, please create an account. You will then need to be approved to edit by an admin.

Consult the User's Guide for information on using the wiki software.

This is a public facing, publicly editable wiki for the Singh Sandbox makerspace, located at IRB 1231.


( Mission statement for the Jagdeep Singh Family Makerspace in the Iribe Center, informally known as the Singh Sandbox)