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BearWorks is our school’s makerspace program where students design, create, and explore hands-on projects using tools like 3D printers, laser engravers, and multimedia equipment. It encourages creativity, problem-solving, and real-world skills through innovative learning experiences.
BearWorks is our school’s makerspace program where students design, create, and explore hands-on projects using tools like 3D printers, laser engravers, and multimedia equipment. It encourages creativity, problem-solving, and real-world skills through innovative learning experiences.
DJI Pocket Osmo 3
DJI Pocket Osmo 3
Getting Started Guide:
Getting Started Guide:
Charge fully using the PD cable or battery handle; 80% in ~16 minutes, full in ~32 minutes
Power on by rotating the screen or pressing the shutter button; pair with DJI Mimo app via Wi-Fi/Bluetooth for activation and controls
Mount or hold using the handle—or enhance it further with the battery handle, wide-angle lens, or tripod.
Frame your shot: Use the touchscreen to rotate between horizontal/vertical, adjust settings, tap to focus, and use ActiveTrack 6.0 for intelligent subject following
Capture audio: The Pocket 3 has built-in stereo mics, but for cleaner sound, use the DJI Mic 2 attached wirelessly.
Protect and carry: After shooting, secure everything in the protective cover and pack into the carrying bag.
Flash Forge 3D Printer
A 3D printer is a machine that creates real, physical objects from a digital design. It works by building items layer by layer out of materials like plastic filament until the final object is complete.
In BearWorks, 3D printers can be used to design and create prototypes, models, tools, replacement parts, art pieces, engineering projects, and custom creations. Whether you're solving a problem, testing an idea, or bringing a creative vision to life, 3D printing turns your digital ideas into something you can hold in your hands.
If you would like to use a 3D printer, please click on the form below to fill submit a request or stop by BearWorks to get started with your design.
A couple good websites to get ideas from:
Cricut Heat Press
Cricut Heat Press
The Cricut Heat Press allows you to create custom, quality, handmade items by permanently applying vinyl and transfer materials to a variety of surfaces using heat and pressure. Examples: shirts, canvas totes, banners, aprons, spirit wear, etc.
Cricut Mug Press
Cricut Mug Press
The Mug Press allows you to create custom, permanent designs on ceramic mugs and drinkware using heat and pressure to transfer special inks or vinyl. You can also draw on your mug with sublimation ink to create a one of a kind look.
Button Makers
Button Makers
Button makers allow you to create custom pin-back buttons by turning your own designs into wearable, shareable items using a simple press mechanism.
FREE Resources
FREE Resources
We have lots of free, making materials available for you. Please take what you need, and use it to help make wonderful projects!
Materials for you: Poster board, construction paper, markers, colored pencils, glue sticks, tape, pencils, pens, etc.
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