At the GPS FabLab, students, faculty, and associated community members can use digital fabrication tools alongside traditional power and hand tools. Students and faculty can learn to use CAD software and 11 Bambu 3D printers to design and 3D print products, use vector and raster creating software to design items for vinyl cutting on our Cricut Maker 4 and Cricut Venture, laser cutting on our 3 laser cutters (2 CO2 devices by BOSS and xTool and 1 MOPA device by xTool), or even sticker making. Participants also have access to standard and and power tools as well as tools for electical work such as soldering irons, a variety of electrical LEDs, switches, and sensors, as well as MicroBit and Arduino devices. A CNC router and lathe are also available. Additionally, several sewing machines are available along with soft circuitry essesntials like 6 dress forms, conductive thread, and several GEMMA M0 microprocessors, and 3D scanner can help with numerous making avenues, including fiber arts making and 3D printing.