The large format printer has been out of commission for a long time. Perhaps it would make sense to get a new, more moderately sized and maintainable wide format printer so that people can print tabloid sized posters or larger pamphlets and zines. It would take up less space than the broken large format printer but still allow people to print larger than just 8.5x11.

Because our current jewelry saws are pretty crapola: https://knewconcepts.shop/products/5-mk4-heavy-duty-hand-saw-with-cam-lever-tension-and-swivel-blade-clamps

Used for making extrusions!

https://shop.amaco.com/brent-extruder-hd/

Would be nice to measure inductance (L) and capacitance (C), among other things (dissipation factor, etc).

The Extech LCR200 ($320) seems to be the standard portable LCR meter, but the Taiwanese Der EE DE-5000 ($180) (pictured) is also highly-rated.

Avoid the cheaper ones below $100.

A coverstitch machine makes a stitch used often on things like t-shirts. JUKI MF-7523.

Our current rolling mill has soft rollers and is impossible to adjust so that it produces flat sheets. This is a nice one: https://pepetools.com/collections/rolling-mills-1/products/130mm-combination-ultra-rolling-mill

If we could become our own supplier of prepared hardwood, the possibilities would be endless.

https://top-machinery.en.made-in-china.com/product/OdvtBfqypZUV/China-Industrial-Wood-Preservative-Autoclave-High-Frequency-Vacuum-Wood-Drying-Kiln-High-Frequency-Drying-Rotary-Wood-Chamber-Microwave-Vacuum-Kiln-Dryer-Price.html

This is for steaming vegetables meats and dumplings. With multiple layers it can do multiple things at once. And large capacity 

Hello Kate 

The space is designed to uplift Artisans/Makers, some from MakeHaven.

Artisans are in need of permanent representation. 

We fill in the gap.

We are event base but also will be open more permanently as Cat hat's makin shop is moving back end of December.

Thank you for the boost, we sure could use it.

Kindly,

Catherine, Meredith, Michelle, Shay, John, Paul, Isaiah...