Joel Leonard visits the Arch Reactor with his 50lb Thorminator and viking hat; dropping his MAKER MOTIVATOR STYLE on us!
(sorry to those of you that were here and we didn't think about a group picture until the very end)
As Joel works with members of the space to make a Cotton Candy Machine to be used at the 10th Anniversary Party October 12th, 2019, we will have a chance to pick this mans brain and at 5:30-6:30pm an informal Q&A moderated by our PR Officer Morgan Miransky will be video taped by Gene Jordan. For those that are not able to attend, be sure to check back as we will post the video to the website at a later time. If you have any questions you would like answered please send to directorofpublicrelations@archreactor.org or Secretary@Archreactor.org before 3pm on Sunday and title of email: JOEL Q&A
We are super excited to have him visit and will be having a members dinner afterward at 7pm (members are asked to bring a side dish - as BBQ Pork and Brisket from Pappy's will be provided).
In the meantime, here's a few links to the press that Joel's been receiving! SAFE TRAVELS JOEL and LOOKING FORWARD TO HAVING YOU!
July's Sheet Metal Bending Class!
In July's sheet metal bending class, we walked through using tools in the space to bend and form sheet metal. The work was based on a template for making cell phone holders! Thanks Victor for sharing your knowledge!
Look for a write up of the class notes in the near future!
Join us as Arch Reactor goes to the https://kansascity.makerfaire.com/
The Kansas City Maker Faire at KC's Union Station is a huge, fun-filled extravaganza filled with Makers of all Types.
Arch Reactor will have a large space consisting of:
Look for the large AR Banner in the Grand Plaza and prepare to be Amazed!
 Butterfly Egg | Thanks to everyone who came to decorate Pysanky during Arch Reactor's 2019 Egg Party!
So Many Beautiful and Creative Eggs! Check out our Amazing Results in the Photo Album: https://archreactor.org/photos/pysanky-2019
If you don't see your photo in the album, please Add It! |
Today
Come stop by and visit! Open build night to work on projects and hang out!RSVP to reserve your space (we have capacity limits to help social distancing):https://archreactor.org/rsvp
Tuesday, April 20th
Come help build out Arch Reactor into the kind of space we all know it can be! All skill levels welcome, we can even teach you some new building skills!
Friday, April 23rd
Whether you're interested in printing for art, prototyping, manufacturing, or just fixing dishwasher soap lids, this is a meetup group where you can come get answers to your questions, help people new to the hobby, and show off your printer and its creations.
If you have a printer, bring it along, working or not, we would love to see and learn about it.
https://www.meetup.com/STL-3D-Printing/
Saturday, April 24th
Spring is in the air an we are going back out in Public. However COVID is still a real thing so we are goin to be alittle different this year. Has it been a Year? wow it has. So the way this works right now is :--> we are keeping numbers down. So I won't be bringing my Kids. I'm not saying Kids aren't welcome, just that I won't have 4 or 5 with me to add to the congestion. if you are bringing yours, have some entertainment ideas for them if they aren't playing board games. --> I am not Providing food or Drink to share, Less surfaces touched and all that. Plan on feeding yourself. you can bring food and put in the Fridge if that works for you, order out, or whatever. hosted by Frank Kallal please reach out ( Frank@kallal.net ) if there are Questions.
Sunday, April 25th
Come stop by and visit! Open build night to work on projects and hang out!RSVP to reserve your space (we have capacity limits to help social distancing):https://archreactor.org/rsvp
Come check out the space at one of our regular Tuesday meetings or Sunday hack nights, year-round. Tuesday and Sunday events are always open to the public, and generally begin around 7:30 pm.
The space is currently:
Arch Reactor was founded in 2009 by a group of friends who liked technology, programming, making, and pizza. Now St. Louis' largest hackerspace, Arch Reactor's growing membership continues to bring new skills, projects, equipment, and people to one place.
For a deeper understanding of what we're about, you should check out our explanation of hackerspaces, perhaps read about one of our members' projects, or (best of all) come meet us in person at the next open event!
