Noisebridge

4 recommendations and reviews from 4 people

• Referral from April 13, 2020
  

  Alyson L. asked:

  Thank you for the add! I'm a photographer, but new to Rolleiflex. My fil gave me a 2.8D that was a work horse for my husband's grandfather. It appears to be in great shape, but needs to be cleaned. It's filthy! Any recommendations about how to start cleaning? The user's manual suggests a camel hair brush or doeskin - neither of which I own in 2020. A normal dust blower isn't enough. I would prefer to do at least some of it myself and not send it out at this point. Many thanks! I'm anxious to get it cleaned and, hopefully, up and running!

  

  Dean D. replied:

  Hey Alyson! Here is a great guide I found that gives good detail on what to use and on what parts of the camera when cleaning https://www.noisebridge.net/.../Cleaning_and_restoring...

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• Referral from April 10, 2019
  

  csthrowawayquestion asked:

  Coming down the hill from Tahoe to a catch a flight which leaves late night, need a place to mess around on a laptop all day, what is a good coffee shop for messing around for hours, maybe out towards Church/Castro? In theory you can hang out in coffee shops all day, but obviously some will want to rush you along after an hour or so, so I want to see if you all have some recommendations for a good place to hang out and wait which has free wifi and which won't hustle you out the door after a while. Additionally, I would like to be along Market to catch BART to SFO, preferably near Castro or Church or thereabouts. Any ideas? Thanks homies.

  

  fivealive5 replied:

  If your at all into IT or hacking check out [noisebridge](https://www.noisebridge.net/) in the mission, a couple blocks from the 16 th bart station.

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• Referral from October 15, 2018
  

  Jeepgrizzly707 asked:

  3 year old Rep2 I have had my Makerbot Replicator 2 for a while now. I’ve put it to good use and it shows. Is there a place that services 3D printers? I live near San Francisco, I couldn’t find anything. I’m looking for a place that could also get a heated build plate and aluminum arms.

  

  PragProgLibertarian replied:

  What kind of service are you looking for? You should be good with some lithium grease on the rods and belt adjustments. For the heated build plate you'll be looking at aftermarket. For the aluminum arms, there was a place that made them but, I'm pretty sure they stopped. Since you're near SF, checkout [Noisebridge](https://www.noisebridge.net). You can meet some really smart people there who can help. If you're really set on getting aluminum arms, you could fabricate them over at [TheShop](https://theshop.build/) over on Howard near the UN building. They've got everything you'll need to do it and, they have classes to teach you to use the tools.

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• Referral from October 8, 2013
  

  Frankie T. asked:

  wassup yall! im thinking about pursuing a career in electronics so i can have a travel-friendly skill-set AND make cool noisemakers, machines, and interactive art. are there any electricians out there in facebook-land who can recommend a program or school somewhere? preferably local / napa county area. lemme know! k thanx ;) #thirdlifecrisis

  

  Alison M. replied:

  https://www.noisebridge.net/

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