Maker Foundry Settings — Maker University
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Can I request a resource, or submit one?
Requests, yes — ask through the chat widget or any of our community groups. If several people want the same template it moves up the list quickly. Submissions are not open yet. The plan is to let makers contribute their own templates and jigs the same way settings are contributed today, with a re... -
Do I have to pay for anything in there?
No. Everything in Maker University is free, like the rest of the site. You can browse the whole library, read every description and watch every video without an account. Downloading a file needs a free sign-in — the same account that unlocks exports and favourites. That is the only gate, and it e... -
How is this different from Project Ideas?
Project Ideas tell you what to make and why it sells — the concept, the pricing, the market. Maker University gives you the files and the technique — the actual template to cut, the jig to hold it, the walkthrough for the tricky step. They cross-link, so a resource will point at the ideas it suit... -
Whatever suits the job — commonly: SVG for templates and jigs you will cut or engrave. .clb / .lbrn2 LightBurn libraries and project files. .xcs for xTool Creative Space. PDF for reference sheets and guides. CSV for things like pricing templates. ZIP when a resource is a bundle. Each card shows...
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Maker University is the resource library — the things that are not settings but still save you an evening. Three kinds of thing live there: Downloads — SVG templates, alignment jigs, LightBurn material libraries, pricing sheets, workflow files. Videos — walkthroughs for the things that are easie...
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Why do some resources show a download count?
So you can see what other makers actually use. A template with hundreds of downloads is a stronger signal than one nobody has touched, in the same way the Most favorited sort works on settings. You can sort the whole library by Most downloaded to find the proven things first. We count downloads a...