In this Safety & Basic Use class, you’ll learn all the basics of using our heat press to add your own graphic designs to shirts, blankets, flags, bags and more!
Learn to use the computer-controlled (CNC) vinyl cutter and heat press. Import vector (outline) designs from graphic software such as Inkscape into Sure Cuts A Lot, the software used to control the vinyl cutter. Next, use the CNC vinyl cutter to cut an adhesive vinyl sheet into professional looking signage or heat transfer vinyl for heat pressed shirts.
Project: Shopping bag with name & logo
Prerequisites: None
Equipment access: Vinyl cutter and heat press
Safety: Closed-toe shoes are mandatory.
Class fee: $20
Once you successfully pass this class, you can use this equipment for your projects whenever you work at CBI Maker Space as a member!
Inkscape is a free vector graphics tool. It is very powerful and has many features and can take hours of practice and experience to become proficient. Start with the basics in this class with the objective of learning the basic structure. Attendees will develop a platform for further learning with this extensive tool. Learn the basics of this software to create your own projects.
Hands-on Arduino proto-board and coding practice. Coding of the Sumo-Bots.
/* Arduino Battery Tester
Created: 20/01/2016 By Gus Modified N/A By Gus
http://arduinomylifeup.com/arduino-battery-tester */ int greenLed = 11; int yellowLed = 12; int redLed = 13;
int analogValue = 0; float voltage = 0; int ledDelay = 1000; void setup() { pinMode(greenLed, OUTPUT); pinMode(yellowLed,OUTPUT); pinMode(redLed,OUTPUT); Serial.begin(9600); // start serial for output to local monitor Serial.println(“BATTERY CHECKER”); }
void loop() { analogValue = analogRead(A0); voltage = 0.0048*analogValue;
if( voltage >= 3.0 ) digitalWrite(greenLed, HIGH); else if (voltage > 1.6 && voltage < 3.0) digitalWrite(yellowLed, HIGH); else if( voltage <= 1.6) digitalWrite(redLed, HIGH);
delay(ledDelay); digitalWrite(redLed, LOW); digitalWrite(yellowLed, LOW); digitalWrite(greenLed, LOW); // Send out value to Serial port Serial.println(voltage); delay(1000); }
Hands-on Arduino proto-board and coding practice. Coding of the Sumo-Bots.
/* Arduino Battery Tester
Created: 20/01/2016 By Gus Modified N/A By Gus
http://arduinomylifeup.com/arduino-battery-tester */ int greenLed = 11; int yellowLed = 12; int redLed = 13;
int analogValue = 0; float voltage = 0; int ledDelay = 1000; void setup() { pinMode(greenLed, OUTPUT); pinMode(yellowLed,OUTPUT); pinMode(redLed,OUTPUT); Serial.begin(9600); // start serial for output to local monitor Serial.println(“BATTERY CHECKER”); }
void loop() { analogValue = analogRead(A0); voltage = 0.0048*analogValue;
if( voltage >= 3.0 ) digitalWrite(greenLed, HIGH); else if (voltage > 1.6 && voltage < 3.0) digitalWrite(yellowLed, HIGH); else if( voltage <= 1.6) digitalWrite(redLed, HIGH);
delay(ledDelay); digitalWrite(redLed, LOW); digitalWrite(yellowLed, LOW); digitalWrite(greenLed, LOW); // Send out value to Serial port Serial.println(voltage); delay(1000); }
In this Safety & Basic Use class, you’ll learn all the basics of using our heat press to add your own graphic designs to shirts, blankets, flags, bags and more!
Learn to use the computer-controlled (CNC) vinyl cutter and heat press. Import vector (outline) designs from graphic software such as Inkscape into Sure Cuts A Lot, the software used to control the vinyl cutter. Next, use the CNC vinyl cutter to cut an adhesive vinyl sheet into professional looking signage or heat transfer vinyl for heat pressed shirts.
Project: Shopping bag with name & logo
Prerequisites: None
Equipment access: Vinyl cutter and heat press
Safety: Closed-toe shoes are mandatory.
Class fee: $15
Once you successfully pass this class, you can use this equipment for your projects whenever you work at CBI Maker Space as a member!
