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Children are welcome and encouraged in our community! Members may bring their children of any age...

In order to become a member of the makerspace, you must: be at least 16 years of age (with par...

Bambu P1P 3D Printer User Guide   Important Reminders: Do not exceed 100% printi...

Maintenance Frequency X-axis Carbon Rods: Frequency: Every 2 weeks Procedure: Clean with iso...

Test-Out Option for 3D Printing at Bellingham Makerspace At Bellingham Makerspace, we offer a te...

Before operating any 3D printers at the Bellingham Makerspace, it's important to adhere to the fo...

Open Dymo Connect application Click New, then click barcode template (Label type: Small Multip...

Loose Items: Small misplaced items (e.g. electronic parts) can be found in a small bin on the she...

Please refer to this guide for the latest information regarding Bellingham Makerspace Brand stand...

Members should be aware of the potential to damage equipment. Our resources are not foolproof.  S...

Your personal safety is paramount, however, it is up to you to be aware of the area's hazards. So...

We have a Brother QL-710W thermal label printer on our network! It is attached to a Raspberry Pi,...

This page outlines the guidelines for accepting and managing donations at Bellingham Makerspace. ...

Bellingham Makerspace teachers are very important. We are always looking for diverse and interest...

Guiding Principle: Everyone has the right to participate in discussion if they wish; every member...

Because there are members who use the space at all different times of the day and night, we ask t...

The Bellingham Makerspace provides information technology for members to use as part of their pro...

Everyone requires space to work. When you are done for the day, please return tools and clear hor...

The makerspace leadership is best described as "loosely hierarchical do-ocracy". Overall leadersh...

Projects or materials may be left up to 72 hours at the Bellingham Makerspace with the permission...