The ETRL maintains equipment for the use of the Clemmer College of Education and Human Development faculty, staff, and students. Please review the list below and bring your own materials. Materials will not be provided by the ETRL.
Use the links provided below to schedule time to use the equipment. As access to each option becomes available, a link to scheduling will be provided. If you have questions about the use of the maker space options, please contact Dr. Tami Baker, bakert@etsu.edu
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Basic Office Tools
The lab has various hole punch options, staplers, and a Guillotine Paper trimmer. Students can access a black and white printer using lab computers or through ETSU mobile print.
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Lamination
For projects that involve laminating more than 10 sheets, please use the link below to schedule a time for your project.
9” Scotch Thermal Laminator TL901
Sheet Size Pouch Thickness Legal: 8.5x14in 3-5mil Letter: 8.5x11in 3-5mil Index Card: 4x6in 3-5mil GBC DOCUSEAL 1200
Sheet Size Pouch Thickness Menu: 11x17in 3-10mil Legal: 8.5x14in 3-10mil Letter: 8.5x11in 3-10mil Index Card: 4x6in 3-10mil -
Book Binding
Fellowes Comb Binding Machine CRC 52173
The Fellowes Comb Binding Machine (Model CRC 52173) is a light-duty, manual 19-hole comb binding system designed for small office use. It is compatible with standard plastic binding combs, binding covers, and pre-punched paper, with a maximum binding capacity of 150 sheets.
Compatible Binding Combs (Plastic)
The machine uses standard 19-ring plastic binding combs.- Maximum Comb Size: Up to 3/4 inch (18mm).
- Binding Capacity: 2 to 150 sheets (using 3/4" comb).
- Recommended Sizes:1/4 inch: ~20 sheets
- 5/16 inch: ~40 sheets
- 3/8 inch: ~55 sheets
- 1/2 inch: ~90 sheets
- 5/8 inch: ~120 sheets
- 3/4 inch: ~150 sheets
Compatible Brands: Fellowes plastic combs, or any standard 19-ring comb-binding system.
Compatible Covers and Paper- Binding Covers: Standard PVC, leatherette, or poly covers designed for 11" x 8.5" (Letter) or A4 documents.
- Paper: 20 lb bond paper is standard, but the machine can punch through standard report paper.
- Pre-Punched Paper: Compatible with 19-hole pre-punched paper to skip the punching
step.
Key Specifications for Materials - Hole Pattern: 19-hole (standard for 11-inch letter size).
- Punch Capacity: Up to 10-15 sheets of 80g (20 lb) paper at a time.
- Max Document Length: 12 inches (handles A4 and Letter).
- Edge Guide: Adjustable to center documents.
- The machine also features a built-in comb storage tray and a document thickness guide to help select the correct comb size.
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Podcast Booth
Please use the scheduling link to reserve the time you will need to record your vidieo or audio files.
The Podcast Booth contains a ring light with 9 light colors, 8 special effects light modes and 12 levels of brightness, and a green/blue screen.
Video editing software is available in the lab. We recommend Lightworks as a free editing option, as well as Handbrake free video transcoder to reduce the size of video files.
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Cricut Explore 4
The Cricut Explore 4 is a versatile smart cutting machine that boosts engagement, saves teachers time, and supports personalized learning. It is capable of cutting over 100 materials—including paper, vinyl, and iron-on—to create tactile learning aids, interactive displays, and customized projects across various subjects.
Download a free copy of the Cricut Design Space software to explore project options. Choose Cricut Explore® 4 from the dropdown menu.
Materials and timeframe will depend on the project, so contact Dr. Tami Baker, bakert@etsu.edu if you have any questions or to develop a plan for your project.
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Flashforge 3D Printer
The Flashforge Adventurer 5M is an "educator-friendly" 3D printer due to its high-speed performance, safety features, and ease of use, making it a valuable tool for STEM classrooms and makerspaces. By teaming with Autodesk Education, the lab staff will help the Clemmer community to explore prototying and designing tools for challenges in the classroom and beyond.
Materials and timeframe will depend on the project, so contact Dr. Tami Baker, bakert@etsu.edu if you have any questions or to develop a plan for your project.