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[[Category:Tools]]
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''This page is currently under construction.''
[[File:Singer HD-1 4452.jpg | center | 600px | Singer Heavy Duty (3232)]]

==Description==
The Singer HD is a powerful sewing machine with more metal parts and a powerful motor that allows it to sew heavier fabrics (canvas, denim, etc) than other, lighter machines. The operation is nearly identical to the [[Singer Simple 3232]], making it an excellent first or second step on your sewing journey!

==Safety Concerns==
The sewing machine makes use of a thick sewing needle that, when not used properly, can break and be hazardous to users. Breaks can be caused by excessive force when using the machine or trying to fix a snag in the stitching.

==Training==
We are currently building our training module for this tool. In the meantime, there are some very helpful [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yz9Bj9kEtKc&t=587s| videos] that can help you familiarize yourself with the machine.

''Self-training via this wiki, user manuals, or other sources is encouraged but '''does not substitute for the online training module'''. Students found using this tool without completing the Canvas training module are subject to disciplinary action which may include termination of Sandbox access.''

==Trained Managers==
The managers that have adopted this tool and can help you with using. Keep in mind these are not the only managers that know how to use this tool, feel free to ask any. Full list of adopted tools can be found here [[Manager Tool Adoption | here]].


==Tips & Tricks==
*None so far but if you learn any, be sure to let us know!

==Accessories==
*Bobbins
*Machine needles
*Thread
*Foot Pedal

==Manuals==
A copy of the Singer Heavy-Duty manual can be found [https://svpworldwide.widen.net/view/pdf/gzmqmdoqve/IM_44434452_471340047A_EN.ES.FR.pdf?t.download=true&u=cko5pg On the Singer Web Site] OR [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1WSxxuNK31sML3EhsaaJWHSoifMBi_RR5/view?usp=sharing as an archived file on our shared drive]

== Singer HD Model Number Comparison ==
=== Shared Core Specifications ===
The Singer HD models in our inventory (4432 & 4452) share the exact same foundation:
* '''Frame:''' Full internal metal frame.
* '''Motor:''' Enhanced heavy-duty motor (60% stronger than standard machines).
* '''Speed:''' Max speed of 1,100 stitches per minute.
* '''Bedplate:''' Stainless steel for smooth fabric feeding.

# '''The Accessory Upgrade (4432 vs 4452):''' The 4452 machine itself is identical to the 4432. The only difference is the physical retail bundle, which includes premium heavy-duty accessories:
#* Walking Foot (Even Feed)
#* Non-Stick Foot
#* Clearance Plate
#* Heavy Denim Needles

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: left; font-size: 95%;"
|+ SINGER Heavy Duty Model Family Comparison
! scope="col" | Model
! scope="col" | Type
! scope="col" | Stitches
! scope="col" | Buttonhole
! scope="col" | Needle Threader
! scope="col" | Key Differences / Bundles
|-
| 4411
| Mechanical
| 11
| 4-Step
| No
| Entry-level model; manual buttonhole. Basic baseline.
|- style="background-color: #f5fcf5;"
| 4423
| Mechanical
| 23
| 1-Step
| Yes
| Adds automatic threading and 1-step buttonhole.
|- style="background-color: #f5fcf5;"
| '''4432*'''
| Mechanical
| 32
| 1-Step
| Yes
| Identical to 4423 mechanics, but adds 9 decorative stitches. '''In Sandbox!'''
|- style="background-color: #f5fcf5;"
| '''4452*'''
| Mechanical
| 32
| 1-Step
| Yes
| Identical machine to 4432, but includes Heavy-Duty Accessory Kit (Walking Foot, Non-Stick Foot, Clearance Plate, Denim Needles). '''In Sandbox!'''
|-
| HD6380
| Hybrid
| 110
| 1-Step
| Yes
| Digital stitch selection screen; integrated automatic thread cutter.
|-
| HD6805
| Computerized
| 300
| 9 Styles
| Yes
| Flagship model; LCD screen, lettering fonts, speed control slider.
|}

== Manufacturer's Web Site ==
*[https://www.singer.com/products/singer-heavy-duty-4452-sewing-machine?variant=47703955079447| Singer Website]

==Specifications==

Dimensions

*Singer Heavy-Duty Exterior: 15.5″ x 6.25″ x 12″ (393.7mm x 158.75mm x 304.8mm)

Work Area

* [insert here]

Material Capability

Can safely sew all fabrics.

Mechanicals

* [insert here]

Requirements

* Electricity/working electrical outlet
* Functional machine needle (not broken)
* Thread
* Foot pedal

Miscellaneous

* [insert here]

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[[File:SandboxWindowSigns-Studios Floor Plan-M.jpg| 800px | center]]

= Sandbox Open Hours =


Sandbox is generally open for walk-in studio hours '''Monday''' through '''Friday''' from '''3pm''' to '''7pm.''' Special events and campus closings may require cancelling walk-in hours.

* For a day-by-day calendar, please visit our website [https://www.sandbox.umd.edu/hours-location Hours and Location Page.]

* For longer-range planning, two-month and two-week schedules are available as a web page: [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vSDfieDInNB8goBPje7bhPPlOkkmUDSkHmmpbstv7GRSvxCscaPcD6rsYoL2ekdWq6mof8G1LINlQPQ/pubhtml?gid=1079196125&single=true Two Month] [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vSDfieDInNB8goBPje7bhPPlOkkmUDSkHmmpbstv7GRSvxCscaPcD6rsYoL2ekdWq6mof8G1LINlQPQ/pubhtml?gid=1909141847&single=true Two Week]


We are also open by reservation for researchers, graduate students, and others working on long-term projects. Contact Gordon Crago for reservations a week or more before your visit. If you have card key access to Sandbox but have not completed our training you are not permitted to use our equipment.
 If you need emergency access to Sandbox, please contact the UMIACS Help Desk. Note that Help Desk staff can not be asked to give you access to work in Sandbox, only to pick up lost or missing items.

(updated 14 August 2026)


= Sandbox: The Jagdeep Singh Family Makerspace =

__NOTOC__


[[File:Singh Sandbox Makerspace Wiki Slideshow.gif | right |frame |[[Getting_Started_at_Sandbox |Click here to learn how to get started making things at Sandbox]] | 800px]]

=== [[Getting_Started_at_Sandbox |Getting Started]]===
It's natural to have questions about how things work at Sandbox. For a quick overview, check out our page [[Getting_Started_at_Sandbox |Getting Started at Sandbox]]


===[[List_of_Tools|Tools]]===
Sandbox provides free access to a wide range of tools and equipment for making things: wood working, crafting, electronics, sewing, laser cutting, 3D printing, and prototyping. The full [[List_of_Tools|list of tools]] is under construction but for now, check back often. You'll find our list of tools on the left side navigation menu.

===Training===

We encourage you to use all of the tools in Sandbox, but most tools require you to complete a short, self-directed safety and usage training class. These classes are hosted on [[ELMS / Canvas]], UMD's Learning Management System.

*[https://umd.instructure.com/enroll/YWPBAX You can self-enroll in this Canvas course here] Once this page opens in Canvas, click on the button labelled '''Enroll in Course'''

*The home page for our Canvas course is: https://umd.instructure.com/courses/1274047

Once you've completed the training module for a particular tool, you can complete your learning by working on projects to hone and improve your skills. Our volunteer managers are available to give you advice.

The ELMS/Canvas training modules provide a foundation for you to learn more about and master the use of a particular tool. This wiki prides additional tips and tricks to improve your knowledge of many of our tools. These are linked from that tools wiki page.

===Studios===
Sandbox has several individual work studios dedicated to specific types of making. These are:
{|
|-
| style="width: 25%" | [[IRB_1246 | '''Electronics Studio ''' ]]
| style="width: 25%" | [[IRB_1231 | '''Digital Media Studio ''' ]]
| style="width: 25%" | [[IRB_1224 | '''Woodworking Studio ''' ]]
| style="width: 25%" | [[IRB_1242 | '''Crafting Studio ''' ]]
| style="width: 25%" | [[IRB_1238 | '''Sewing Studio ''' ]]

|-
| style="width: 25%" | [[IRB_1222 | '''CNC Studio ''']]
| style="width: 25%" | [[IRB_1223 | '''Prototyping Studio ''']]
| style="width: 25%" | [[IRB_1220 | '''Project Studio ''']]
| style="width: 25%" | [[Other Rooms | ''Other Facilities '']]
|}

===Management===
Sandbox is largely managed by student volunteers. See our [[Management| Management Page]] to learn more
===Supplies===

Sandbox is fully committed to providing open access to maker technologies and training. As part of this commitment we not only provide training at no charge but also supply the materials you will use while learning to use a tool.

As you learn more and expand your skills you will want to take on more complex projects and probably become interested in using more exotic materials. To help you find these materials we've provided a [[suppliers & Resources| listing of local and online suppliers]]. Please note that we are not able to sell materials directly to students at this time.

===About===
Sandbox is …

* a free resource for everyone on campus, including students, staff, and faculty from all departments and disciplines.
* a space where you can use and master a wide range of tools from hammers to laser cutters.
* a welcoming workshop available for personal and group projects ranging from serious research to whimsical entertainment.
* largely volunteer run; the majority of our managers are undergraduate student volunteers.
* moderated as safety-first with self-directed training modules for many tools presented in ELMS/Canvas
* part of the campus-wide [http://make.umd.edu “Makerspace Initiative”]

===Etc.===
Be helpful, be courteous, make cool things.

To contribute to this wiki, please [https://wiki.umiacs.umd.edu/sandbox/index.php/Special:CreateAccount create an account]. Please provide your .umd or terpmail.umd.edu email address to make confirmation easier. You will then need to be approved to edit by an admin. If you've never worked on a WIki before, consult the [//meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Contents User's Guide] for information on using the wiki software. Start by creating a [[Template:User page|User Page]] for yourself.

----

This is a public facing, publicly editable wiki for the Singh Sandbox makerspace, located at IRB 1231.

([[Mission Statement| Mission statement for the Jagdeep Singh Family Makerspace in the Iribe Center, informally known as the Singh Sandbox]])

Under construction. Click [https://wiki.umiacs.umd.edu/sandbox/index.php/Special:AllPages here] for an index of all pages. [[Staff_and_Managers_Links_Page | M!]]

2026-07-15T22:58:44Z

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Main Page

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= Sandbox Walk-In Hours =


Sandbox is open for walk-in studio hours '''Monday''' through '''Friday''' from '''3pm''' to '''7pm.''' Special events may require cancelling walk-in hours. For a day-by-day schedule calendar, please visit our website [https://www.sandbox.umd.edu/hours-location Hours and Location Page.]


We are also open by reservation for researchers, graduate students, and others working on long-term projects. Contact Gordon Crago for reservations. Most weekdays we offer reservations from 11am to 3pm with only 1-day notice. If you need to make a reservation outside of this window, please contact us 2 or more days in advance.
 If you need emergency access to Sandbox, please contact the UMIACS Help Desk. Note that Help Desk staff can not be asked to give you access to work in Sandbox, only to pick up lost or missing items.

(updated 12 April 2026)


= Sandbox: The Jagdeep Singh Family Makerspace =

__NOTOC__


[[File:Singh Sandbox Makerspace Wiki Slideshow.gif | right |frame |[[Getting_Started_at_Sandbox |Click here to learn how to get started making things at Sandbox]] | 800px]]

=== [[Getting_Started_at_Sandbox |Getting Started]]===
It's natural to have questions about how things work at Sandbox. For a quick overview, check out our page [[Getting_Started_at_Sandbox |Getting Started at Sandbox]]


===[[List_of_Tools|Tools]]===
Sandbox provides free access to a wide range of tools and equipment for making things: wood working, crafting, electronics, sewing, laser cutting, 3D printing, and prototyping. The full [[List_of_Tools|list of tools]] is under construction but for now, check back often. You'll find our list of tools on the left side navigation menu.

===Training===

We encourage you to use all of the tools in Sandbox, but most tools require you to complete a short, self-directed safety and usage training class. These classes are hosted on [[ELMS / Canvas]], UMD's Learning Management System.

*[https://umd.instructure.com/enroll/YWPBAX You can self-enroll in this Canvas course here] Once this page opens in Canvas, click on the button labelled '''Enroll in Course'''

*The home page for our Canvas course is: https://umd.instructure.com/courses/1274047

Once you've completed the training module for a particular tool, you can complete your learning by working on projects to hone and improve your skills. Our volunteer managers are available to give you advice.

The ELMS/Canvas training modules provide a foundation for you to learn more about and master the use of a particular tool. This wiki prides additional tips and tricks to improve your knowledge of many of our tools. These are linked from that tools wiki page.

===Studios===
Sandbox has several individual work studios dedicated to specific types of making. These are:
{|
|-
| style="width: 25%" | [[IRB_1246 | '''Electronics Studio ''' ]]
| style="width: 25%" | [[IRB_1238 | '''Digital Media Studio ''' ]]
| style="width: 25%" | [[IRB_1224 | '''Woodworking Studio ''' ]]
| style="width: 25%" | [[IRB_1242 | '''Crafting & Sewing Studio ''' ]]

|-
| style="width: 25%" | [[IRB_1222 | '''CNC Studio ''']]
| style="width: 25%" | [[IRB_1223 | '''Prototyping Studio ''']]
| style="width: 25%" | [[IRB_1220 | '''Project Studio ''']]
| style="width: 25%" | [[Other Rooms | ''Other Facilities '']]
|}

===Management===
Sandbox is largely managed by student volunteers. See our [[Management| Management Page]] to learn more
===Supplies===

Sandbox is fully committed to providing open access to maker technologies and training. As part of this commitment we not only provide training at no charge but also supply the materials you will use while learning to use a tool.

As you learn more and expand your skills you will want to take on more complex projects and probably become interested in using more exotic materials. To help you find these materials we've provided a [[suppliers & Resources| listing of local and online suppliers]]. Please note that we are not able to sell materials directly to students at this time.

===About===
Sandbox is …

* a free resource for everyone on campus, including students, staff, and faculty from all departments and disciplines.
* a space where you can use and master a wide range of tools from hammers to laser cutters.
* a welcoming workshop available for personal and group projects ranging from serious research to whimsical entertainment.
* largely volunteer run; the majority of our managers are undergraduate student volunteers.
* moderated as safety-first with self-directed training modules for many tools presented in ELMS/Canvas
* part of the campus-wide [http://make.umd.edu “Makerspace Initiative”]

===Etc.===
Be helpful, be courteous, make cool things.

To contribute to this wiki, please [https://wiki.umiacs.umd.edu/sandbox/index.php/Special:CreateAccount create an account]. Please provide your .umd or terpmail.umd.edu email address to make confirmation easier. You will then need to be approved to edit by an admin. If you've never worked on a WIki before, consult the [//meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Contents User's Guide] for information on using the wiki software. Start by creating a [[Template:User page|User Page]] for yourself.

----

This is a public facing, publicly editable wiki for the Singh Sandbox makerspace, located at IRB 1231.

([[Mission Statement| Mission statement for the Jagdeep Singh Family Makerspace in the Iribe Center, informally known as the Singh Sandbox]])

Under construction. Click [https://wiki.umiacs.umd.edu/sandbox/index.php/Special:AllPages here] for an index of all pages. [[Staff_and_Managers_Links_Page | M!]]

Main Page

2026-05-23T00:04:43Z

Gfc:

= Sandbox Walk-In Hours =

= Sandbox will be closed from Monday 25 May thru 9 June, reopening Wednesday the 10th of June at 3pm. =


Sandbox is open for walk-in studio hours '''Monday''' through '''Friday''' from '''3pm''' to '''7pm.''' Special events may require cancelling walk-in hours. For a day-by-day schedule calendar, please visit our website [https://www.sandbox.umd.edu/hours-location Hours and Location Page.]


We are also open by reservation for researchers, graduate students, and others working on long-term projects. Contact Gordon Crago for reservations. Most weekdays we offer reservations from 11am to 3pm with only 1-day notice. If you need to make a reservation outside of this window, please contact us 2 or more days in advance.
 If you need emergency access to Sandbox, please contact the UMIACS Help Desk. Note that Help Desk staff can not be asked to give you access to work in Sandbox, only to pick up lost or missing items.

(updated 12 April 2026)


= Sandbox: The Jagdeep Singh Family Makerspace =

__NOTOC__


[[File:Singh Sandbox Makerspace Wiki Slideshow.gif | right |frame |[[Getting_Started_at_Sandbox |Click here to learn how to get started making things at Sandbox]] | 800px]]

=== [[Getting_Started_at_Sandbox |Getting Started]]===
It's natural to have questions about how things work at Sandbox. For a quick overview, check out our page [[Getting_Started_at_Sandbox |Getting Started at Sandbox]]


===[[List_of_Tools|Tools]]===
Sandbox provides free access to a wide range of tools and equipment for making things: wood working, crafting, electronics, sewing, laser cutting, 3D printing, and prototyping. The full [[List_of_Tools|list of tools]] is under construction but for now, check back often. You'll find our list of tools on the left side navigation menu.

===Training===

We encourage you to use all of the tools in Sandbox, but most tools require you to complete a short, self-directed safety and usage training class. These classes are hosted on [[ELMS / Canvas]], UMD's Learning Management System.

*[https://umd.instructure.com/enroll/YWPBAX You can self-enroll in this Canvas course here] Once this page opens in Canvas, click on the button labelled '''Enroll in Course'''

*The home page for our Canvas course is: https://umd.instructure.com/courses/1274047

Once you've completed the training module for a particular tool, you can complete your learning by working on projects to hone and improve your skills. Our volunteer managers are available to give you advice.

The ELMS/Canvas training modules provide a foundation for you to learn more about and master the use of a particular tool. This wiki prides additional tips and tricks to improve your knowledge of many of our tools. These are linked from that tools wiki page.

===Studios===
Sandbox has several individual work studios dedicated to specific types of making. These are:
{|
|-
| style="width: 25%" | [[IRB_1246 | '''Electronics Studio ''' ]]
| style="width: 25%" | [[IRB_1238 | '''Digital Media Studio ''' ]]
| style="width: 25%" | [[IRB_1224 | '''Woodworking Studio ''' ]]
| style="width: 25%" | [[IRB_1242 | '''Crafting & Sewing Studio ''' ]]

|-
| style="width: 25%" | [[IRB_1222 | '''CNC Studio ''']]
| style="width: 25%" | [[IRB_1223 | '''Prototyping Studio ''']]
| style="width: 25%" | [[IRB_1220 | '''Project Studio ''']]
| style="width: 25%" | [[Other Rooms | ''Other Facilities '']]
|}

===Management===
Sandbox is largely managed by student volunteers. See our [[Management| Management Page]] to learn more
===Supplies===

Sandbox is fully committed to providing open access to maker technologies and training. As part of this commitment we not only provide training at no charge but also supply the materials you will use while learning to use a tool.

As you learn more and expand your skills you will want to take on more complex projects and probably become interested in using more exotic materials. To help you find these materials we've provided a [[suppliers & Resources| listing of local and online suppliers]]. Please note that we are not able to sell materials directly to students at this time.

===About===
Sandbox is …

* a free resource for everyone on campus, including students, staff, and faculty from all departments and disciplines.
* a space where you can use and master a wide range of tools from hammers to laser cutters.
* a welcoming workshop available for personal and group projects ranging from serious research to whimsical entertainment.
* largely volunteer run; the majority of our managers are undergraduate student volunteers.
* moderated as safety-first with self-directed training modules for many tools presented in ELMS/Canvas
* part of the campus-wide [http://make.umd.edu “Makerspace Initiative”]

===Etc.===
Be helpful, be courteous, make cool things.

To contribute to this wiki, please [https://wiki.umiacs.umd.edu/sandbox/index.php/Special:CreateAccount create an account]. Please provide your .umd or terpmail.umd.edu email address to make confirmation easier. You will then need to be approved to edit by an admin. If you've never worked on a WIki before, consult the [//meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Contents User's Guide] for information on using the wiki software. Start by creating a [[Template:User page|User Page]] for yourself.

----

This is a public facing, publicly editable wiki for the Singh Sandbox makerspace, located at IRB 1231.

([[Mission Statement| Mission statement for the Jagdeep Singh Family Makerspace in the Iribe Center, informally known as the Singh Sandbox]])

Under construction. Click [https://wiki.umiacs.umd.edu/sandbox/index.php/Special:AllPages here] for an index of all pages. [[Staff_and_Managers_Links_Page | M!]]

Main Page

2026-05-23T00:03:38Z

Gfc: /* Sandbox Walk-In Hours */

= Sandbox Walk-In Hours =

= Sandbox will be closed from Monday 25 May thru 9 June, reopening Wednesday the 10th of June at 3pm. =


Sandbox is open for walk-in studio hours '''Monday''' through '''Friday''' from '''3pm''' to '''7pm.''' Special events may require cancelling walk-in hours. For a day-by-day schedule calendar, please visit our website [https://www.sandbox.umd.edu/hours-location Hours and Location Page.]


We are also open by reservation for researchers, graduate students, and others working on long-term projects. Contact Gordon Crago for reservations. Most weekdays we offer reservations from 11am to 3pm with only 1-day notice. If you need to make a reservation outside of this window, please contact us 2 or more days in advance.
 If you need emergency access to Sandbox, please contact the UMIACS Help Desk. Note that Help Desk staff can not be asked to give you access to work in Sandbox, only to pick up lost or missing items.

(updated 12 April 2026)


= Sandbox: The Jagdeep Singh Family Makerspace =

__NOTOC__


[[File:Singh Sandbox Makerspace Wiki Slideshow.gif | right |frame |[[Getting_Started_at_Sandbox |Click here to learn how to get started making things at Sandbox]] | 800px]]

=== [[Getting_Started_at_Sandbox |Getting Started]]===
It's natural to have questions about how things work at Sandbox. For a quick overview, check out our page [[Getting_Started_at_Sandbox |Getting Started at Sandbox]]


===[[List_of_Tools|Tools]]===
Sandbox provides free access to a wide range of tools and equipment for making things: wood working, crafting, electronics, sewing, laser cutting, 3D printing, and prototyping. The full [[List_of_Tools|list of tools]] is under construction but for now, check back often. You'll find our list of tools on the left side navigation menu.

===Training===

We encourage you to use all of the tools in Sandbox, but most tools require you to complete a short, self-directed safety and usage training class. These classes are hosted on [[ELMS / Canvas]], UMD's Learning Management System.

*[https://umd.instructure.com/enroll/YWPBAX You can self-enroll in this Canvas course here] Once this page opens in Canvas, click on the button labelled '''Enroll in Course'''

*The home page for our Canvas course is: https://umd.instructure.com/courses/1274047

Once you've completed the training module for a particular tool, you can complete your learning by working on projects to hone and improve your skills. Our volunteer managers are available to give you advice.

The ELMS/Canvas training modules provide a foundation for you to learn more about and master the use of a particular tool. This wiki prides additional tips and tricks to improve your knowledge of many of our tools. These are linked from that tools wiki page.

===Studios===
Sandbox has several individual work studios dedicated to specific types of making. These are:
{|
|-
| style="width: 25%" | [[IRB_1246 | '''Electronics Studio ''' ]]
| style="width: 25%" | [[IRB_1238 | '''Digital Media Studio ''' ]]
| style="width: 25%" | [[IRB_1224 | '''Woodworking Studio ''' ]]
| style="width: 25%" | [[IRB_1242 | '''Crafting & Sewing Studio ''' ]]

|-
| style="width: 25%" | [[IRB_1222 | '''CNC Studio ''']]
| style="width: 25%" | [[IRB_1223 | '''Prototyping Studio ''']]
| style="width: 25%" | [[IRB_1220 | '''Project Studio ''']]
| style="width: 25%" | [[Other Rooms | ''Other Facilities '']]
|}

===Management===
Sandbox is largely managed by student volunteers. See our [[Management| Management Page]] to learn more
===Supplies===

Sandbox is fully committed to providing open access to maker technologies and training. As part of this commitment we not only provide training at no charge but also supply the materials you will use while learning to use a tool.

As you learn more and expand your skills you will want to take on more complex projects and probably become interested in using more exotic materials. To help you find these materials we've provided a [[suppliers & Resources| listing of local and online suppliers]]. Please note that we are not able to sell materials directly to students at this time.

===About===
Sandbox is …

* a free resource for everyone on campus, including students, staff, and faculty from all departments and disciplines.
* a space where you can use and master a wide range of tools from hammers to laser cutters.
* a welcoming workshop available for personal and group projects ranging from serious research to whimsical entertainment.
* largely volunteer run; the majority of our managers are undergraduate student volunteers.
* moderated as safety-first with self-directed training modules for many tools presented in ELMS/Canvas
* part of the campus-wide [http://make.umd.edu “Makerspace Initiative”]

===Etc.===
Be helpful, be courteous, make cool things.

To contribute to this wiki, please [https://wiki.umiacs.umd.edu/sandbox/index.php/Special:CreateAccount create an account]. Please provide your .umd or terpmail.umd.edu email address to make confirmation easier. You will then need to be approved to edit by an admin. If you've never worked on a WIki before, consult the [//meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Contents User's Guide] for information on using the wiki software. Start by creating a [[Template:User page|User Page]] for yourself.

----

This is a public facing, publicly editable wiki for the Singh Sandbox makerspace, located at IRB 1231.

([[Mission Statement| Mission statement for the Jagdeep Singh Family Makerspace in the Iribe Center, informally known as the Singh Sandbox]])

Under construction. Click [https://wiki.umiacs.umd.edu/sandbox/index.php/Special:AllPages here] for an index of all pages. [[Staff_and_Managers_Links_Page | M!]]