It's the 20th anniversary of the Harry Potter universe and to celebrate Arch Reactor is hosting a series of Wand Making Parties in August!
Arch Reactor is making wands for an upcoming fundraising event and is Sharing the Fun! Stop by AR on August 12, 14, 19, 21, and 25 (see calendar for times) to make Wands!
This class is free and all basic supplies will be available. Please make several wands if you have time, choose your favorite to keep and give the rest to our fundraiser! (One wand per person, please, regardless of how many times you attend)
Children are welcome but will require parental supervision. Parents are warned that we will be using hot glue guns so caution and attention is required! Acrylic paint is also involved so please dress accordingly.
We are a little short of glue guns this year, so please bring along a glue gun that takes "mini" glue sticks if you have one.
It was a busy night at Arch Reactor Sunday. Some members were programming in java and laser etching in the clean lab. Mean while in the dirty shop. One member was forging a bearded hatchet, another was overhauling our south bend lathe, and a final member was using the Bridgeport to build parts for his battle bot. It was a cool cross section of the knowledge and capabilities at Arch Reactor.
Hey! We are in Kansas City today. We have lock picking, pysanky eggs, robots, terrarium, slime, and weaving. I will post links to the projects here when they are finished. For Pysanky Eggs: http://www.archreactor.org/project/pysanky-eggs For RC Sumo http://www.archreactor.org/project/rc-sumo-bots
Fred taught a wonderful full class with 20+ in attendance. This was an overview class stay tuned for more focused classes coming in the near future. Fred is planning on having Raspberry Pi classes every 3 months.
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!