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Go to https://www.bellinghammakerspace.org and click "Become a Member". Pick the membership tier that best fits your needs. Fill out the registration form and click "Become a Member". You will be redirected to Paypal for payment.  Once you complete your r...

Log into the member management system. Click "Subscriptions" In the menu next to your membership, click "Pause" or "Cancel". Email [email protected] to let them know you're stopping your membership. This lets us know to deactivate your ke...

If you want to reactivate your membership, simply log into Memberpress (https://members.bellinghammakerspace.org) and either unpause your membership or sign up for a new subscription. If you want to activate your membership for only one month, just pay for on...

Members have key-card access via the back door 7 days a week during normal Bellis Fair mall hours. This includes days when we are not staffed or the mall is closed for holidays.

The makerspace classifies tools into two categories: simple and complex. Simple tools are those that require no in-person training, are often portable, and would cause limited or minimal injury or damage if misused. Examples of simple tools include: hand s...

No. Only members are allowed to use makerspace tools.

Members may not borrow or take home tools for personal use.  Members may take some makerspace equipment off-site for use in educational, community outreach, or publicity events (e.g. a community block party, school presentation, Maker Faire, etc.) under the f...

If the project is smaller than a pizza box: Fill out a parking permit card with: your first and last name phone number, email address, description of the project when/how it can be safely moved when you will be back to retrieve it (no later than 72 ho...

Search this wiki. Ask in the #general channel on Slack. Ask another member in person. Once you find it, add a page here in the appropriate book. :)

It's entirely possible! We own lots of tools that are used by our members every day. The best way to find out is to search this wiki, then ask in the #general channel on Slack, then ask a human being.

First of all, if the problem will not: immediately threaten anybody's health or safety destroy the building in the next 24 hours destroy anybody's personal property in the next 24 hours destroy any makerspace property in the next 24 hours get exponentia...

Projects or materials may be left up to 72 hours at the Bellingham Makerspace with the permission of a Bellingham Makerspace staff member, provided that they are stored in an out-of-the-way location with a full name, date it will be removed, and a phone number...

Many of the tools at The Bellingham Makerspace use tooling that wears out (consumables). These include things like drill bits, saw blades, dremel bits, etc. We try to keep basic tooling available for most tools, but we cannot supply tooling for every possible ...

The makerspace classifies tools into two categories: simple and complex. Simple tools are those that require no in-person training, are often portable, and would cause limited or minimal injury or damage if misused. Examples of simple tools include: hand s...

Everyone requires space to work. When you are done for the day, please return tools and clear horizontal surfaces of materials and projects. Sweep or vacuum your work area if needed. If you are gluing up a project and cannot transfer it, get a parking permit. ...

The Bellingham Makerspace reserves the right to take photographs of people and projects in community spaces for promotional purposes. However, we also respect the privacy of our members, and any members can opt out of photography of themselves or their project...

The Bellingham Makerspace provides information technology for members to use as part of their projects or classes. This includes: WiFi a 5-seat computer lab tool computers (e.g., in electronics or laser/vinyl cutting) a black-and white laser printer a c...

A guest is someone who is not a member of The Bellingham Makerspace. One member is free to host up to seven (7) guests during member hours. All guests must sign a liability waiver. Guests may not use any complex tool outside of a scheduled class. Guests may u...

Before operating any 3D printers at the Bellingham Makerspace, it's important to adhere to the following guidelines: Training Requirement: All users must be trained in the use and operation of the 3D printers. Training can be obtained by taking an Int...

The Ender CR-10 has a 500mm³ print volume. It's an FDM Printer capable of printing PLA, PETG, and Flexible Filament* (depending on print settings). It cannot print ASA, ABS, PolyCarbonate, or Nylon. It is perfect for printing larger items that cannot fit on an...