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TinkerMill
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www.tinkermill.org/membership.html
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TinkerMill is Longmont's Makerspace / Hackerspace. It's a physical place where like minded people interested in art, technology, science and business can collaborate on creative projects, make things and share tools and knowledge while adding back to the the group as well as the local community.
Think of it as a place where you go to both learn and to create things. It could be a new gadget, an idea for a board game, how to better utilize Longmont's Gigabit Network, or creating an iOS/Android app or learning the ins and outs of information security and privacy on the internet, maybe your thing is learning how to brew beer, how to silversmith or fire ceramics, or learning how to use one of our 3D printers, maybe our 40W laser cutter, or the soldering tools & oscilloscope at the electronics workstation, or textile station with it's USB connected embroidery machine; how about learning to fix your own bike... or maybe you want to invent a new way to make something you use now work even better than it already does.
TinkerMill is also be a place to prototype a new product idea and, maybe, start a new business and find some co-founders, It's very much a 21st century version of a business incubator.
It's also a place to find fellow tinkerers who can help you learn and expand on what you already know. Even a place you can teach about the things you know and are passionate about.
But most of all, it's a place where you can dream, play, learn and bring whatever it is you want to make real into existence, without limits, without naysayers. It's where people say 'we can figure that out'. All with the help of other like minded members who actually know how to make it real.
Think of it as a place where you go to both learn and to create things. It could be a new gadget, an idea for a board game, how to better utilize Longmont's Gigabit Network, or creating an iOS/Android app or learning the ins and outs of information security and privacy on the internet, maybe your thing is learning how to brew beer, how to silversmith or fire ceramics, or learning how to use one of our 3D printers, maybe our 40W laser cutter, or the soldering tools & oscilloscope at the electronics workstation, or textile station with it's USB connected embroidery machine; how about learning to fix your own bike... or maybe you want to invent a new way to make something you use now work even better than it already does.
TinkerMill is also be a place to prototype a new product idea and, maybe, start a new business and find some co-founders, It's very much a 21st century version of a business incubator.
It's also a place to find fellow tinkerers who can help you learn and expand on what you already know. Even a place you can teach about the things you know and are passionate about.
But most of all, it's a place where you can dream, play, learn and bring whatever it is you want to make real into existence, without limits, without naysayers. It's where people say 'we can figure that out'. All with the help of other like minded members who actually know how to make it real.
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3 recommendations and reviews from 3 people
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Referral from
March 27, 2018
dontFart_InSpaceSuit asked:Custom Gear Sewing Shop I want to get some SilNylon sewn together to make a tarp. I don't have a sewing machine. I am not sure a regular tailor will know what to do with SilNylon. Does anyone have any suggestions on where I could go to get a few seams done?
lie2mee replied:Tinkermill (makerspace) has several light duty sewing machines that can handle this, as well as two industrial machines that can go through several layers of heavy cowhide and your hand without flinching, and an embroidery machine. tinkermill.org
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Referral from
March 3, 2018
Josh R. asked:Hi folks, anybody in town have a little welding shop I can bring my exhaust manifold to for a little work?Carol M. replied:Check out the TinkerMill in Longmont http://www.tinkermill.org/
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Referral from
October 22, 2017
Krystyna P. asked:Is there a place where one could go to use a joiner, planer, table saw, etc? Trying to get a project done, but can't buy all those tools.Chris W. replied:there's a makerspace in longmont, but you have to be a member. http://www.tinkermill.org/membership.html
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