Our MakerSpace is an area that offers library patrons an opportunity to create intellectual and physical materials using resources such as computers, a 3-D printer, a laser-engraver, sewing machines, audio and video capture and editing tools, and traditional arts and crafts supplies.
MakerSpace Room
Main Guidelines
Before one can use the MakerSpace equipment & become a “Maker” (patrons who are certified to use the equipment)
- Everyone must complete the online Introduction & Safety Training
- Makers must complete & sign the Agreement & Waiver Form
- All Makers must set up an in-person training for certification. *Contact the Library for an appointment
Other Policies
- Makers under 13 must be accompanied by parent or guardian
- Use of the Glowforge Laser Engraver & 3D printer require 2 additional online trainings (Will also need in-person training)
- Makerspace Training Information Trifold
Audio/Video Editing/Scanning
The MakerSpace also offers the use of audio/video editing software and other programs through Adobe Creative Cloud. These programs are installed on the desktop computers in the MakerSpace. Please see a librarian in order to be logged on to a computer. A CZUR Professional Document Scanner is also available for use.
Programs
Be on the lookout for classes, training, and demonstrations. Check our online event calendar & follow us on social media for updates.
Mobile MakerSpace
Our Mobile MakerSpace was made possible with grants from Regional Opportunity Initiatives & the Dubois Community Foundation. The Mobile MakerSpace takes programming & STEM activities on the road! We visit schools, community events, & other locations throughout Dubois County to bring learning opportunities to you! Contact [email protected] for Mobile MakerSpace bookings!