3D printing can be used for a variety of applications – some are just for fun, such as creating customized phone cases or cookie cutters, and others are more functional, such as recreating lost parts to a broken machine.

The laser cutter/engraver is a computer- controlled cutting device that uses a laser to burn a design into materials to create engravings and complete cuts.

This computer-controlled sewing machine can stitch intricate embroidery patterns, lettering, monograms or images onto fabric secured in place by an embroidery hoop at a speed of up to 800 stitches per minute.

The Silhouette Cameo is an electronic cutting machine for light-duty, creative use. It uses a small blade to cut materials up to 12 inches wide. It can be used for vinyl lettering, window cling designs, scrapbooking, gift and favor boxes, greeting cards, school projects, custom apparel and card making.

Use the full Adobe Creative Cloud on a Mac mini computer with a 27″ monitor. Design a website, create a business card, or manipulate your pictures. The Creative Cloud includes programs such as Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign.

The Epson Perfection V500 can scan developed photos, as well as slides and negatives of any size. The Wolverine F2D can quickly preview and scan 35mm, 110, 126, and Super 8 film. The OptikFilm 8100 creates ultra-high resolution scans of 35mm film and slides.

The Janome Magnolia sewing machines are great for  straightforward projects. They include the ability to switch between foot pedal and push button sewing and have a toggle to limit top speed for easy beginner use.