
3D printers
Print 3D objects from digital models.
Original Prusa MINI+
Original Prusa i3 MK3
FlashForge Creator Pro
This is the equipment at Steamspace. It is available to Acadia University students, faculty, and staff. Browse the list below by category, or look up a specific item on the equipment search, which is a separate site.

Print 3D objects from digital models.
Original Prusa MINI+
Original Prusa i3 MK3
FlashForge Creator Pro

Scan physical objects to create digital 3D models.
Shining 3D Einstar handheld 3D scanner
Matter and Form V2 3D Scanner
Structure Sensor Mark II
Peel 2

Cut, score, and engrave materials such as wood, acrylic, and cardboard.
Dremel DigiLab LC40

Cut, sew, and embroider fabric and other materials.
Singer Heavy Duty 4423
Brother SE600
Cricut Maker
Brother ScanNCut SDX125
Rowenta steam iron

Build and test circuits, program microcontrollers, and solder components.
Aoyue soldering station
Hantek 6022BE USB oscilloscope
Digital multimeters
Helping hands
Arduino Uno and Mega 2560 starter kits
Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+
Raspberry Pi Zero W
Sensor and motor kits
Robot car kits

Record video and audio with cameras, microphones, and studio lights.
Canon EOS Rebel T6 with 75–300mm zoom lens
Insta360 X3
DJI Mavic Mini drone
Microphones (Blue Yeti, RØDE VideoMic GO)
LED video lights and ring light
Green screen
Tripods
Wacom Bamboo drawing tablet

Hand and power tools for drilling, shaping, fastening, measuring, and assembly.
DeWalt 20V MAX cordless drill
Dremel 4300 rotary tool
Vaquform DT2
Heat guns
Glue guns
Hammers
Screwdrivers
Wrenches
Pliers
Clamps
Measuring tapes
Digital calipers

Tools and supplies for button making, airbrushing, printmaking, jewellery, and other crafts.
Button makers (1 to 3 inch)
Airbrush and air compressor
Glass bottle cutter
3Doodler 3D pens
Lino block printing kit
Leather craft kit
Jewellery-making supplies
Some equipment needs specific materials, supplied by Steamspace, to run safely.
Small starter projects are a good place to begin. If your project needs a lot of materials, talk with a SteamTeam member about your plans first. Larger projects may come with a contribution of your time to the space and materials costs.
For many machines, including the 3D printers and laser cutter, a SteamTeam member needs to train you before you use them on your own. Tutorials on this site are for general reference and do not replace this training. Training happens in person at Steamspace whenever the space is open.