Equipment Tutorials

7th Street Studio & MakerSpace has a variety of resources and machines available for students, faculty, and staff to use!

To help learn more about the machines we offer in the space, as well as, how to operate them, please click on each of the machines below.

Don’t forget: In order to use the machines you have to complete the MakerSpace Access Module.

Cutting & Engraving Epilog Laser Cutter

Cutting & Engraving
Epilog Laser Cutter

Looking to cut or engrave fine details? Our laser cutter can handle wood, glass, acrylic, cardboard, paper and more.
Maximum material size 36″ x 24″.

Cutting ONLY Epilog Laser Cutter


Cutting ONLY
Epilog Laser Cutter

Looking to cut out an image? This tutorial is for you! Our laser cutter can cut through wood, acrylic, cardboard, paper and more. Maximum thickness 1/4″.
Maximum material size 36″ x 24″.

Engraving ONLY Epilog Laser Cutter

Engraving ONLY
Epilog Laser Cutter

Looking to engrave a piece of material? This tutorial is for you! Our laser cutter can engrave a variety of materials including wood, leather, acrylic, glass, and more.
Maximum material size 36″ x 24″.

Lulzbot Mini

Lulzbot Mini

Bring all of your ideas to life with our 3D printer. Printers accept .stl files and then go through Simplify 3D and Octoprint prior to printing. ABS and PLA available.

Epilog Laser Cutter

MORE TUTORIALS COMING SOON!

Vinyl Cutter

Vinyl Cutter

The perfect machine to create custom stickers and graphics for a one-of-a-kind tee. Check out CutStudio to get a head start on our designing platform.

Heat Press

Heat Press

Create your own custom apparel with our heat press. This machine heats up to over 300 degrees and instantly adheres your vinyl designs. Be sure to change the pressure if you’re switching to a thicker material!

Vacuum Former

Vacuum Former

Turn an ordinary item into a custom mold by melting down plastic and forming an object.

Laser Engrave Photographs

Laser Engrave Photographs

Using the laser cutter and the software PhotoGrav, transform an ordinary photo into a keepsake item.