Events
Events
Recurring Events
- 3d Printer Day — monthly 1st Sunday noon - 5pm.
- Arduino Night — monthly 1st Wednesday 7pm - 10pm.
- AZ Haunters — meets most months for Halloween themed making at the lab. Als on Facebook.
- Blender Buddies — weekly on Fridays 4pm - 6pm.
- Coffee & Coworking — weekly on Wednesdays 9am - 3pm.
- Google Developer Group — monthly 3rd Thursday 7pm.
- Group Programming Practice -Leetcode — monthly last Wednesday of the month 7pm - 9pm.
- Hack Your Hackerspace — bi-monthly 2nd and 4th Thursdays 7pm.
- Member Hours — weekly Tuesday 10:30 am - 1:00 pm.
- Metal Mondays — monthly 2nd Monday 6pm - 9pm.
- Monthly Laser Meetup — monthly 1st Sunday 10am - 2pm.
- Open Hours — Mon - Wed 7pm - 10pm, Sat noon - 5pm.
- OWASP Phoenix — monthly 1st Tuesday 8:30pm
- Phoenix Algorithms and Coding — have monthly events with a varied schedule.
- PHX Javascript — has different topics related to Javascript.
- Prusa User Group (PUG) — monthly 1st Thursday 7pm - 10pm.
- Raspberry Pi Retro Gaming Fundraiser — monthly 4th Friday 6pm - 10pm.
- Sewing Night — monthly 2nd Tuesday 7pm - 10pm.
- Tabletop Gaming Night (fundraiser) — monthly 2nd Friday 6pm - 10pm.
- Young Makers — bimonthly 1st and 3rd Friday 7pm - 10pm.
- Woodworking Day — monthly 4th Saturday 1pm - 4pm.
Other Events and Info
- View the homepage to see a calendar with our current schedule.
- guestlist lists classes that require a registration.
- CactusCon Arizona's annual information security conference
- Other pages about events
Host Events
How To
You do not need to be a member to host events. If you are charging for a class/workshop you can get paid for the event. Events should support our non-profit educational mission.
To host an event
- Check the calendar on our home page for a time when there are no conflicting events.
- Fill out the Event Scheduling Request form.
- You'll get a respond with any questions or a message the calendar has been updated.
Guidelines on Ticket Prices
Our current policy is the following: Ticket prices are set by the instructor. 30% of profits goes to HeatSync Labs 70% to instructors.
- Instructors may offer a discount ticket price for members
- Instructor amount = (total ticket sales - materials costs) * 70%
- HeatSync Labs amount = (Total ticket sales - materials cost) * 30%
Guidelines On "Certification" Workshops
Certification workshops are those which are used to train membership on usage of some of our more dangerous/expensive tools. The tools which require certification to use are chosen by the tools' station heads.
- Whenever a "certification" workshop is presented it shall be presented as such.
- The Instructor agrees to present the workshop according to the guidelines provided by HeatSync Labs.
Instructor Eligibility:
- One must be a member in good standing with HeatSync Labs
- One must be already certified on the tools before you are authorized to teach
Presentations
HeatSync Labs is always looking for more presentations to host at our monthly meetings. What would you like to hear about and what knowledge can you impart to the rest of us? The following list is a record of past presenters and presentations topics. We hope to upload presentation slides/videos in the future. Also, feel free to request a presentation on a topic you are interested in; chances are someone may in a group may know something about it. You can also request a repeat of a previous presentation.
Presentation Suggestions for the Future
If you have something you'd like to see, please add it in a bullet here. Maybe tie in a monthly theme regarding a particular item or technique (i.e. casting, milling, or spinning) and include a monthly demo. Try to focus on fundamental materials or methods to build on previously covered topics.
- Human Powered Vehicles
- Remote-LAN Microcontroller HAX with Arduino
Future Presentations
Past Events
Group post of all events prior to 2017
- HotTopics
- One Year Anniversary Party
- First Friday
- Makerfaire
- Physical_Data_Recovery
- Arduino and VOIP - Dial-a-Lulz
- Astronomy
- Eagle PCB Layout and Design
- PCB Chemical Etching,Heat Transfer, with FeCl
- Haptic Belt
- Lock Picking
- Cube.ly 3D printing design
- PaperCraft
- Thermoforming
- Idaho Near Space Project Balloon Communications Payload
- High Speed Photography -- or "shooting things"
- Haystack Project
- Working with acrylic
- Hacking Glass
- Rep Rap made easy
- Teardown party-everyone brings something to tear apart
- Lathing for fun and profit
- EL Wire
- Monster party-everyone brings plushie and we tear them up to be reassembled--also do some actuators, lights, sound things for people to add in(programmable greeting card sounds, 555 timer leds)
- Coffee Science and Arduino
- CAD/CAM
- Intel Meego App Up
- Electron Microscopy
- Arissat 1 - an amateur satellite launched from the International Space Station
- Building a Scanning Electron Microscope
- Knitting, Soldering, and Origami for Japan
- Food Science / Molecular Gastronomy
- FIRST Robotics
- KZell Metal Fabrication Tour
- Leatherworking
- Retro Gaming
- Electronic Music