We could make an Electrical Discharge Machining setup at Sudoroom pretty easily. https://www.wired.com/story/gaze-upon-the-black-magic-of-electrical-dischar… at sudoroom, we have an old CSAM (Confocal Scanning Accoustic Microscope) in the corner which is basically an extremely precise 3-axis CNC machine with a granite base (for stability) and a liquid tank below the toolhead where the CSAM used to happen. (attached picture is somewhat similar to what we have) We still have all the old CSAM stuff (including the ultrasonic pickup and amplifier) but the software on the old computer (RUNNING WINDOWS 95) barely works and probably is not worth resurrecting, besides who cares about CSAM? The point being that we could pretty easily put a piece of metal in a clamp attached to the toolhead and move it through a stationary brass wire in a distilled-water bath, and thus be able to do 2-dimensional Electrical Discharge Machining pretty easily. We could cut flat stencils and even make thick stuff. I believe we could also do conventional 3-axis CNC machining with the same idea, if the toolhead held a conductive point and just machined away at the material from above. EDM is slow, but doesn't pollute the air with fumes or even noise, so it would be fine to just leave it going overnight or even during meetings. I don't have any experience or detailed knowledge of EDM but I could certainly get the motors of this CNC machine working and i know how to pour distilled water, and could probably hook up the appropriate high-frequency power supply between the brass electrode and the work, if other people are interested in bottomlining this process. -jake