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This is a general list of materials needed; other materials may be requested during the semester, or students may need materials specific to his/her project. These are general materials easy to find at your local hardware, grocery store, etc.  You NEED to have your own tools so that we are not sharing easily accessed items!

Sanitizing fluid to keep in your tool box and with you at ALL times
SAFE + suitable FACE MASK to be worn throughout campus
Plastic face shield is optional
Plastic gloves are highly recommended, but are indeed, optional

Tool Box or Bag for materials     
8" x 10" or larger Sketchbook  
32 GB+ thumb drive to keep all digital files for SA132                           
Sharpie marker (medium & fine)
Drawing pencils                                             
Glue gun & glue sticks
Erasers                                                          
Scissors                                                          
Safety glasses                                      
Xacto knife                                                    
Pair of work gloves                
Matte knife (with extra blades)                        
Pencil sharpener                                           
Metal ruler                                                     
Needle nose pliers     
Duct tape   
Ball of string                                                     
Small pair metal snips
Start collecting now > corrugated cardboard and interesting found materials
Sketch book / journal to keep all notes in

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