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Welcome to the Maker Nexus Wiki

Maker Nexus is a makerspace in Sunnyvale, California. This Wiki provides information about our Maker Nexus facility, the programs we offer, tips and tricks for making things, and other maker spaces.

Major Areas

Maker Tools and Tips Laser Cutters 3D Printing and Modeling Mold Making Vacuum Forming Heatpress Shopbot and Tormak Woodshops Supply Sources Arduino Particle.io (formerly Spark.io) Raspberry Pi Chromebox Sumobots Interesting Projects Virtual Reality Science Topics: General Software Food stuff Textiles Maker Supplies Supply Sources

Maker Nexus About our Maker Nexus Makerspace in Sunnyvale, California Our Maker Nexus team Calendar of upcoming classes and events Our well-known COVID shield making effort Maker Nexus Equipment Member Dashboard Our Maker Store where you can buy some of the things our members make Main areas of our shop: MN Woodshop Maker Spaces and Resources Why do we need makerspaces Locate a maker space in your area How to start your own community maker space Businesses offering discounts to non-profits building their own shop Ideas for Classes A secure RFID system More Stuff Member Projects - tell us about what you've made Other Stuff - a place to start new areas of information. If you have some good info but don't know where to put it, then dump it here and someone will figure out where to put it in this wiki.

About This Wiki

• Who we are
• This wiki seems weird...
• Terms of Service

How to Contribute to This Wiki

The main contributors to this wiki are members of Maker Nexus, however anyone in the world wide community is welcome to help. If you'd like to contribute, please sign up for a FREE account. Once you've created an account we will give you access to edit and add to this wiki. (Note that right now only admins can change this home page. If you want to change the home page, just message us and we will get it set up.) If you need to practice your wiki editing skill - it's easy once you get used to it - try this sandbox page.

If you want to contribute but don't know how to edit a mediawiki, then you might consult the User's Guide. Or contact Jim Schrempp and he will help you get started.