RHPL's Eureka Lab is a makerspace for everyone. Makerspaces are where people create DIY projects, invent, and share ideas. Whether you like sewing, 3D printing, cutting materials for crafts, or need a suite of software to make your latest graphic design come to life, RHPL's Eureka Lab offers a variety of equipment to people of all ages. Eureka Lab materials and equipment are free to use during RHPL-sponsored programs. Patrons using the lab on their own are required to incur nominal material fees. An RHPL card is not required to use the Eureka Lab.
The online resources and classes offered below were selected by RHPL's Eureka Lab specialist.
Did you know you can make sublimation t-shirts in the Eureka Lab? Check out this how-to video for more information or contact our Eureka Lab Specalist for more information and book an appointment to get started! Patrons will need to bring in their own sublimation ready t-shirts.
Science in a bag is a great way to get the kiddos engaged in easy to understand science concepts.
Ever wanted to sketch an original portrait of someone without using a lame SVG converter? Well, with TinkerCAD's scribble tool, you can do just that! This Instructable will teach you how to do it.
The following Earth Day activities will help you get started to make Earth Day every day in your home or school. Even preschoolers can get involved and learn how to help our planet!
Check out these famous women in STEM! These projects will introduce kids to women in the STEM fields and inspire them to follow their dreams.
Distance Learning Lesson Plans and Tinkercad
Tinkercad just launched lesson plans to help teachers seamlessly incorporate 3D design into their distance learning, or in-class curriculum.