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.gitignore

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 .vscode/
 *.code-workspace
 
+os

Community File Share/SnapFrames/readme.md

@@ -0,0 +1,47 @@
+---
+title: "SnapFrames - 216x140mm Picture Frame (Hickory)"
+category: "files"
+description: "Parametric 3D printable snap-together picture frame files generated from snapframes.app."
+tags:
+  - 3d-models
+  - stl
+  - snapframes
+---
+
+[← Back to Community File Share](../readme.md)
+
+# SnapFrames: 216x140mm Picture Frame (Hickory Style)
+
+Community file package for a parametric, snap-together picture frame generated on February 26, 2026.
+
+## Specifications
+
+- **Interior Dimensions**: 216mm x 140mm (8.5 in x 5.5 in)
+- **Frame Shape**: Rectangle
+- **Frame Type**: PictureFrame
+- **Frame Style**: Hickory
+- **Build Plate Compatibility**: 330mm build plate (pieces can be printed individually or grouped)
+
+## What's Included in the Archive
+
+The ZIP package [`SnapFrames_216x140mm_PictureFrame_Hickory_2026-02-26.zip`](./SnapFrames_216x140mm_PictureFrame_Hickory_2026-02-26.zip) contains:
+
+| File | Description |
+| :--- | :--- |
+| `STL_Frame_Top_1.stl` | Top frame rail |
+| `STL_Frame_Bottom_1.stl` | Bottom frame rail |
+| `STL_Frame_Left_1.stl` | Left vertical frame rail |
+| `STL_Frame_Right_1.stl` | Right vertical frame rail |
+| `STL_Clip_1.stl` - `STL_Clip_4.stl` | Corner snap clips (x4) |
+| `STL_Prong_1.stl` - `STL_Prong_4.stl` | Retention prongs (x4) |
+| `STL_Sample_Bottom.stl` | Sample corner test piece (bottom) |
+| `STL_Sample_Left.stl` | Sample corner test piece (left) |
+| `frame-settings.json` | SnapFrames export config for easy modification |
+| `README.txt` | Frame generation log |
+
+## How to Customize or Re-import Settings
+
+1. Visit [snapframes.app](https://snapframes.app)
+2. Click **"Import Settings from File"**
+3. Select `frame-settings.json` from the ZIP archive
+4. Modify dimensions, styles, or joint clearances to fit your print bed or artwork!

Community File Share/readme.md

@@ -0,0 +1,25 @@
+---
+title: "Community File Share"
+category: "files"
+description: "Repository of 3D models, print files, and resources shared with the Fargo 3D Printing Meetup community."
+tags:
+  - community-files
+  - 3d-models
+  - stl
+---
+
+[← Back to Home Page](../Readme.md)
+
+# Community File Share
+
+A dedicated space for 3D models, test prints, parametric templates, and resources shared directly by meetup organizers and community members.
+
+## Shared Packages & Models
+
+| Project / Package | Description | Format | Link |
+| :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
+| **SnapFrames Picture Frame** | Parametric 216x140mm (8.5x5.5 in) snap-together picture frame in Hickory style. | ZIP / STLs + JSON Config | [SnapFrames Overview & Download](./SnapFrames/readme.md) |
+
+---
+
+*Want to share a community model or project? Connect with the organizers at our monthly meetup or on the [Fargo 3D Discord](https://discord.gg/EAwhSGMaA).*

HueForge/README.md

@@ -1,11 +1,30 @@
+---
+title: "Getting Started with 3D Fuel & HueForge"
+category: "hueforge"
+subcategory: "HueForge"
+order: 1
+description: "Guide to importing and using the 3D Fuel filament library in HueForge."
+tags:
+  - guides
+  - hueforge
+  - filament
+---
+
+[← Back to Home Page](../Readme.md)
+
 # HueForge 3D Fuel Filament Library
 
 This folder contains the official 3D Fuel filament library for HueForge, providing accurate color and transmissivity data for 127+ 3D Fuel filaments.
 
+## Direct Library Download
+
+- **[Download 3d-Fuel.json (Raw URL)](https://meetup.fargo3d.com/Fargo3d/3DPrintMeetup/raw/branch/dev/HueForge/3d-Fuel.json)**
+- **[Download from Repo](./3d-Fuel.json)**
+
 ## What's Included
 
 - **3d-fuel.json** - Complete filament library with:
-  - 127 filament entries from 3D Fuel and 3D Fuel Tough lines
+  - 120+ filament entries from 3D Fuel and 3D Fuel Tough lines
   - Accurate hex color codes
   - Transmissivity values for realistic light simulation
   - Both PLA+ and PCTG material types
@@ -18,7 +37,7 @@ This folder contains the official 3D Fuel filament library for HueForge, providi
 ## Steps for Adding to Your HueForge
 
 1. **Download the File**
-   - Download the `3d-fuel.json` file from this folder
+   - Download the [`3d-Fuel.json`](https://meetup.fargo3d.com/Fargo3d/3DPrintMeetup/raw/branch/dev/HueForge/3d-Fuel.json) file directly from this repository or use the direct [3d-Fuel.json](./3d-Fuel.json) link.
 
 2. **Locate Your HueForge Installation**
    - Navigate to your HueForge application folder
@@ -72,5 +91,5 @@ For questions about this filament library or HueForge integration, contact the 3
 
 ---
 
-*Last Updated: March 17, 2026*  
+*Last Updated: September 3, 2026*  
 *Source: 3D Fuel Official Shopify Database*

Important-Dates.md

@@ -0,0 +1,49 @@
+---
+title: "Important Dates"
+category: "meetup"
+order: 3
+description: "Upcoming meeting schedule, challenge deadlines, and community calendar."
+tags:
+  - meetup
+  - calendar
+---
+[← Back to Home Page](Readme.md)
+
+# Important Dates & Schedule
+
+Mark your calendars for our upcoming 2026 meeting dates (regularly 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM):
+
+| Date | Event / Theme | Location | Status |
+| :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
+| **September 16, 2026** | **Practi"FALL" Prints Challenge Judging** | West Fargo Public Library | Completed |
+| **October 28, 2026\*** | **October Meetup & Halloween Prints Challenge** | West Fargo Public Library | **Next Meetup** |
+| **November 18, 2026** | **November Meetup & Multi-Material Printing** | West Fargo Public Library | Scheduled |
+| **December 16, 2026** | **Annual Holiday Maker Showcase** | West Fargo Public Library | Scheduled |
+
+> [!NOTE]
+> **\*October Schedule Shift:** We are meeting on the **4th Wednesday (October 28, 2026)** instead of the 3rd Wednesday due to meeting room availability at the West Fargo Public Library.
+
+## Meeting Location
+
+**Standard Location:**
+West Fargo Public Library  
+215 Third St. E.  
+West Fargo, ND 58078  
+
+*(Note: We will occasionally have one-off meetings at alternative venues, which will be announced in advance.)*
+
+## Regular Meeting Format
+
+- **6:00-6:15 PM**: Arrival & Social Time
+- **6:15-6:45 PM**: Industry News & Updates (John)
+- **6:45-7:15 PM**: Show & Tell (includes challenge judging)
+- **7:15-7:45 PM**: Featured Presentation
+- **7:45-8:00 PM**: Closing & General Discussion
+
+## Contact Information
+
+[feedback@fargo3d.com](mailto:feedback@fargo3d.com)
+
+---
+
+**Last Updated**: September 17, 2026

Readme.md

@@ -1,6 +1,11 @@
 ---
-gitea: none
+title: "Home"
-include_toc: true
+category: "meetup"
+order: 1
+description: "Official Fargo 3D Printing Meetup Knowledge Base and Community Hub."
+tags:
+  - meetup
+  - welcome
 ---
 
 # 3D Fuel 3D Printing Monthly Meetup
@@ -10,12 +15,14 @@ Welcome to the official repository for our monthly 3D printing meetup! This comm
 ## Table of Contents
 
 - [Itinerary](#itinerary)
+- [Important Dates](#important-dates)
 - [Monthly Challenges](#monthly-challenges)
+- [Community File Share](#community-file-share)
 - [HueForge Integration](#hueforge-integration)
-- [Community Planning](#community-planning)
+- [Community Tools & Supplies](#community-tools--supplies)
+- [Local Businesses for Makers](#local-businesses-for-makers)
+- [Community Planning & Docs](#community-planning--docs)
 - [About Our Meetup](#about-our-meetup)
-- [Community Engagement](#community-engagement)
-- [Getting Involved](#getting-involved)
 - [Join the Discord](https://discord.gg/EAwhSGMaA)
 - [Feedback](mailto:feedback@fargo3d.com)
 
@@ -29,42 +36,70 @@ Complete meeting format and timeline for our monthly gatherings. Includes:
 - Featured presentations and workshops
 - Meeting guidelines and etiquette
 
+### [Important Dates](./Important-Dates.md)
+
+Upcoming meeting dates, challenge milestones, and venue information for our regular gatherings at the West Fargo Public Library.
+
 ## Monthly Challenges
 
-### [Current Challenges](./challenges.md)
+### [Maker Challenges Hub](./challenges/readme.md)
 
 Monthly design challenges and competitions. Currently featuring:
 
-- **Active (August)**: "Gridfinity Extravaganza" - Organizational Efficiency (Judging August 2026)
+- **[Active Challenge](./challenges/current/current.md)**: Practi"FALL" Prints (Functional Utility & Practicality, judging September 16, 2026)
-- **Upcoming (September)**: [To Be Determined]
+- **[Upcoming Preview](./challenges/current/upcoming.md)**: October 2026 challenge preview
+- **[Challenge Archive](./challenges/archive/readme.md)**: Historical past challenges from 2025 and 2026
 - Challenge rules, judging criteria, and submission guidelines
-- Prize structures and recognition programs
+- Free filament spool prizes for challenge winners
-- Tips for achieving the best results
+
+## Community File Share
+
+### [Community File Share Hub](./Community%20File%20Share/readme.md)
+
+Shared 3D models, test prints, parametric designs, and resources shared directly by meetup organizers and community members:
+
+- **[SnapFrames Picture Frame](./Community%20File%20Share/SnapFrames/readme.md)**: Parametric snap-together picture frame package (Hickory style, 216x140mm / 8.5x5.5 in) with STL parts and `frame-settings.json` for snapframes.app customization.
 
 ## HueForge Integration
 
-### [3D Fuel Filament Library](./HueForge/)
+### [3D Fuel Filament Library](./HueForge/README.md)
 
 Enhance your HueForge projects with our comprehensive 3D Fuel filament library! This community resource includes:
 
-- **127+ filament specifications** with accurate color and transmissivity data
+- **120+ filament specifications** with accurate color and transmissivity data
 - **Complete material range** including PLA+, PCTG, transparents, and metallics
 - **Easy installation** with step-by-step instructions
-- **Community-tested** filament profiles for optimal results
+- **[Direct Download](./HueForge/3d-Fuel.json)**: Raw JSON library file ready to import
-- **Perfect for lithophanes**, multi-color prints, and transparency projects
 
-Download the library and follow the installation guide to add professional-grade 3D Fuel filament data to your HueForge workflow.
+## Community Tools & Supplies
 
-## Community Planning
+### [Supporting Our Community](./tools/Supporting-Our-Community.md)
 
-### [Ideas & Planning](./ideas.md)
+Curated 3D printing supplies, recommended tools, and partner discounts:
 
-Creative concepts and future planning for meetup activities:
+- **3D Fuel Filament Code**: Save on filament with exclusive code **`FARGO3D`** on 3DFuel.com.
+- **Snapmaker Discounts**: Referral link and coupon code **`fargo3d`** for Snapmaker hardware and the U1.
+- **Bed Removal Scrapers**: Safe, flexible tools for PEI build plate print removal.
+- **Filament Dry Boxes**: Heavy-duty airtight storage options for moisture-sensitive filaments.
+- **Color-Changing Reusable Desiccant**: High-capacity indicating beads for dry boxes.
 
-- Competition format development ("Sliced" design challenge concept)
+## Local Businesses for Makers
-- Community outreach and school partnerships
+
-- Event structure improvements
+### [Local Businesses Directory](./local-businesses/readme.md)
-- Monthly challenge selection processes
+
+Regional manufacturing facilities, additive manufacturing bureaus, and precision machine shops across North Dakota and Minnesota:
+
+- **[Bifrost Manufacturing (Grand Forks, ND)](./local-businesses/bifrost-manufacturing.md)**: Industrial additive manufacturing specializing in direct metal laser sintering (DMLS in stainless steel, aluminum, titanium, Inconel), powder-bed polymers (SAF & SLS Nylon PA11/PA12, TPU), large-format FDM, and CNC machining.
+
+## Community Planning & Docs
+
+### [Planning & Developer Documentation](./docs/readme.md)
+
+Internal documentation, future planning, and technical specifications:
+
+- **[Ideas & Planning](./docs/ideas.md)**: Competition concepts ("Sliced" design challenge), outreach initiatives, and presentation topics
+- **[Architecture & Spec](./docs/update.md)**: Website integration architecture, folder taxonomy, and Gitea API schemas
+- **[Wiki Changes Tracker](./docs/wiki-needed-changes.md)**: Migration and cleanup checklist
 
 ## About Our Meetup
 
@@ -86,55 +121,31 @@ Our meetings follow a structured 2-hour format designed to maximize learning and
 4. **Featured Presentation**: In-depth technical content
 5. **Closing Discussion**: Wrap-up and informal conversation
 
-### Monthly Challenges
+### Meeting Location
 
-We host themed design challenges that encourage creativity and skill development:
+**Standard Venue:**
+West Fargo Public Library  
+215 Third St. E.  
+West Fargo, ND 58078  
 
-- **Transparent Printing**: Testing clarity with 3D Fuel "Clearly Natural" filaments
+## Document Navigation
-- **Technical Challenges**: Exploring specific printing techniques or materials
-- **Community Judging**: Group evaluation during show & tell sessions
-- **Recognition**: Prizes and social media features for winners
 
-## Community Engagement
+| Document | Purpose | Location |
-
+| :--- | :--- | :--- |
-### Participation
+| **Meeting Itinerary** | Meeting structure, segment schedule, and guidelines | [itinerary.md](./itinerary.md) |
-
+| **Important Dates** | Upcoming meeting dates and challenge milestones | [Important-Dates.md](./Important-Dates.md) |
-- **Open to All**: Beginners and experts welcome
+| **Challenges Hub** | Overview of challenges and competition rules | [challenges/readme.md](./challenges/readme.md) |
-- **Bring Your Prints**: Share your latest creations during show & tell
+| **Active Challenge** | Current monthly challenge theme and submission rules | [challenges/current/current.md](./challenges/current/current.md) |
-- **Ask Questions**: Interactive Q&A sessions throughout the meeting
+| **Challenge Archive** | Archive of all past challenges from 2025-2026 | [challenges/archive/readme.md](./challenges/archive/readme.md) |
-- **Submit Challenges**: Contribute ideas for future monthly challenges
+| **Community File Share** | Shared 3D models and print files (SnapFrames) | [Community File Share/readme.md](./Community%20File%20Share/readme.md) |
-
+| **Tools & Gear** | Recommended tools, storage, and partner discounts | [tools/Supporting-Our-Community.md](./tools/Supporting-Our-Community.md) |
-### Partnerships
+| **Local Businesses** | Regional manufacturing, metal 3D printing, and powder printing services | [local-businesses/readme.md](./local-businesses/readme.md) |
-
+| **HueForge Guide** | 3D Fuel color library and setup instructions | [HueForge/README.md](./HueForge/README.md) |
-- **Local Schools**: Outreach to robotics teams and STEM programs
+| **Ideas & Planning** | Community suggestions and future roadmap | [docs/ideas.md](./docs/ideas.md) |
-- **Discord Integration**: Online community voting and discussions
+| **Planning & Docs Index** | Developer docs and migration specs | [docs/readme.md](./docs/readme.md) |
-- **Social Media**: Documentation and sharing of member achievements
-
-## Getting Involved
-
-### How to Participate
-
-1. **Attend Meetings**: Join us monthly from 6:00-8:00 PM
-2. **Bring Projects**: Share your prints during show & tell
-3. **Enter Challenges**: Submit entries for monthly competitions
-4. **Contribute Ideas**: Help shape future meetup activities
-
-### Stay Connected
-
-- Check this repository for updates and new challenges
-- Follow challenge submission deadlines
-- Participate in community discussions and voting
-
-## 📚 Document Navigation
-
-| Document | Purpose | Key Information |
-|----------|---------|-----------------|
-| [itinerary.md](./itinerary.md) | Meeting structure and timing | 6PM-8PM format, segment details |
-| [challenges.md](./challenges.md) | Monthly competitions | Rules, prizes, submission guidelines |
-| [ideas.md](./ideas.md) | Future planning and concepts | Community outreach, format improvements |
 
 ---
 
-**Next Meeting**: Check the schedule for upcoming meeting details and featured presentations.
+**Next Meeting**: October 28, 2026 (6:00 PM - 8:00 PM) at West Fargo Public Library. *(Note: Meeting 1 week later than usual due to library room availability).*
 
-**Current Challenge**: Visit [challenges.md](./challenges.md) for the latest monthly challenge information and submission requirements.
+**Upcoming Challenge**: Get ready for spooky season with [Halloween Prints](./challenges/current/upcoming.md) at our October 28th meetup!

announcements/April2026.md

@@ -1,3 +1,14 @@
+---
+title: "April 2026 Meetup Announcement"
+category: "announcements"
+subcategory: "2026"
+order: 202604
+description: "Join Us April 29th: 3D Printing Meetup + Sliced Details & Experiments"
+tags:
+  - announcements
+  - 2026
+---
+
 # 3D Fuel April Meetup - Meeting Announcement
 
 ## Email Subject Line

announcements/August2026.md

@@ -1,3 +1,14 @@
+---
+title: "August 2026 Meetup Announcement"
+category: "announcements"
+subcategory: "2026"
+order: 202608
+description: "Join Us in August: 3D Printing Meetup + Gridfinity Extravaganza!"
+tags:
+  - announcements
+  - 2026
+---
+
 # 3D Fuel August Meetup - Meeting Announcement
 
 ## Email Subject Line

announcements/December2025.md

@@ -1,3 +1,14 @@
+---
+title: "December 2025 Meetup Announcement"
+category: "announcements"
+subcategory: "2025"
+order: 202512
+description: "Join Us December 10th: 3D Printing Meetup + SVG Lettering + FormNext Recap + Challenge Winners"
+tags:
+  - announcements
+  - 2025
+---
+
 # 3D Fuel December Meetup - Meeting Announcement
 
 ## Email Subject Line

announcements/February2026.md

@@ -1,3 +1,14 @@
+---
+title: "February 2026 Meetup Announcement"
+category: "announcements"
+subcategory: "2026"
+order: 202602
+description: "Join Us Tonight: 3D Printing Meetup + Filament Storage Discussion"
+tags:
+  - announcements
+  - 2026
+---
+
 # 3D Fuel February Meetup - Meeting Announcement
 
 ## Email Subject Line

announcements/January2026.md

@@ -1,3 +1,14 @@
+---
+title: "January 2026 Meetup Announcement"
+category: "announcements"
+subcategory: "2026"
+order: 202601
+description: "Join Us Tonight: 3D Printing Meetup + 3D Fuel Production Tour"
+tags:
+  - announcements
+  - 2026
+---
+
 # 3D Fuel January Meetup - Meeting Announcement
 
 ## Email Subject Line

announcements/July2026.md

@@ -1,3 +1,14 @@
+---
+title: "July 2026 Meetup Announcement"
+category: "announcements"
+subcategory: "2026"
+order: 202607
+description: "Join Us July 15th: 3D Printing Meetup + Scarf Seams Challenge!"
+tags:
+  - announcements
+  - 2026
+---
+
 # 3D Fuel July Meetup - Meeting Announcement
 
 ## Email Subject Line

announcements/June2026.md

@@ -1,3 +1,14 @@
+---
+title: "June 2026 Meetup Announcement"
+category: "announcements"
+subcategory: "2026"
+order: 202606
+description: "Join Us June 17th: 3D Printing Meetup + Show & Tell Challenge!(New Meeting Location this month)"
+tags:
+  - announcements
+  - 2026
+---
+
 # 3D Fuel June Meetup - Meeting Announcement
 
 ## Email Subject Line

announcements/March2026.md

@@ -1,3 +1,14 @@
+---
+title: "March 2026 Meetup Announcement"
+category: "announcements"
+subcategory: "2026"
+order: 202603
+description: "Join Us Tonight: 3D Printing Meetup + Full Spectrum Printing"
+tags:
+  - announcements
+  - 2026
+---
+
 # 3D Fuel March Meetup - Meeting Announcement
 
 ## Email Subject Line

announcements/May2026.md

@@ -1,3 +1,14 @@
+---
+title: "May 2026 Meetup Announcement"
+category: "announcements"
+subcategory: "2026"
+order: 202605
+description: "Join Us May 20th: 3D Printing Meetup + Introduction to CAD by Tom"
+tags:
+  - announcements
+  - 2026
+---
+
 # 3D Fuel May Meetup - Meeting Announcement
 
 ## Email Subject Line

announcements/November2025.md

@@ -1,3 +1,14 @@
+---
+title: "November 2025 Meetup Announcement"
+category: "announcements"
+subcategory: "2025"
+order: 202511
+description: "Join Us November 12th: 3D Printing Meetup + HueForge Presentation + New Challenge"
+tags:
+  - announcements
+  - 2025
+---
+
 # 3D Fuel November Meetup - Meeting Announcement
 
 ## Email Subject Line

announcements/October2026.md

@@ -0,0 +1,53 @@
+---
+title: "October 2026 Meetup Announcement"
+category: "announcements"
+subcategory: "2026"
+order: 202610
+description: "Join Us in October: 3D Printing Meetup + Halloween Prints Challenge (Special Date: Oct 28th)!"
+tags:
+  - announcements
+  - 2026
+---
+
+# 3D Fuel October Meetup - Meeting Announcement
+
+## Email Subject Line
+
+Special Date Alert: October 3D Printing Meetup (Oct 28th) + Halloween Prints Challenge!
+
+---
+
+## Email Body
+
+Hey everyone!
+
+Mark your calendars—our **October 3D Printing Meetup** has a slight date change for this month!
+
+> **Special Date Notice:** We are meeting on the 4th Wednesday this month (**Wednesday, October 28th, 2026**) instead of our standard 3rd Wednesday because the library meeting room was unavailable on the 21st.
+
+For more information about the meetup and community events, visit [www.fargo3d.com](https://www.fargo3d.com)
+
+**Date: Wednesday, October 28th, 2026**  
+**Time: 6:00 - 8:00 PM**  
+**Location**: West Fargo Public Library, 215 Third St. E., West Fargo, ND 58078
+
+Come join us for industry updates from John, show & tell, and our spooky October design competition!
+
+---
+
+### October Challenge: Halloween Prints
+
+Get into the spooky spirit with our **Halloween Prints Challenge**! 
+
+Bring in your best Halloween-themed 3D prints to display and compete for this month's prize.
+
+**Challenge Guidelines:**
+- Bring your **Halloween print** to the October 28th meetup.
+- All prints are welcome!
+
+### Voting & Prizes
+
+- Everyone attending gets to vote on their favorite Halloween entry based on creativity, print quality, and spooky factor.
+- The winner takes home a **free spool of filament**!
+
+See you on **Wednesday, October 28th** at 6:00 PM!

announcements/September2026.md

@@ -1,3 +1,14 @@
+---
+title: "September 2026 Meetup Announcement"
+category: "announcements"
+subcategory: "2026"
+order: 202609
+description: 'Join Us in September: 3D Printing Meetup + Practi"FALL" Prints Challenge!'
+tags:
+  - announcements
+  - 2026
+---
+
 # 3D Fuel September Meetup - Meeting Announcement
 
 ## Email Subject Line

challenges.md

@@ -1,106 +0,0 @@
----
-gitea: none
-include_toc: true
----
-
-# 3D Print Meetup Challenges
-
-Welcome to our monthly 3D printing challenges! Each month features a unique theme designed to test different aspects of 3D printing skills, from material handling to design innovation.
-
-## Active Challenge
-
-### September 2026: "Practi"FALL" Prints"
-
-**Theme**: Functional Utility & Everyday Practicality
-
-**Key Details**:
-
-- **Model**: Any functional or practical print (door stop, bottle/can opener, tool, bracket, organizer, etc.)
-- **Goal**: Create a functional item that solves a real-world problem or makes life easier
-- **Focus**: Share your print use case, design/slicing approach, and durability considerations
-
-**[View Full Challenge Details](https://meetup.fargo3d.com/Fargo3d/3DPrintMeetup/wiki/Current-Challenge)**
-
-## Upcoming Challenge
-
-### October 2026: "[Theme TBD]"
-
-**Status**: Planning in progress
-
-**Expected Timeline**:
-
-- **Announcement**: September meeting (September 16th, 2026)
-- **Submission Period**: October 2026
-- **Judging**: October 2026
-
-## Challenge Archive
-
-### 2026 Challenges
-
-| Month | Challenge Name | Theme | Status |
-|-------|---------------|-------|--------|
-| April | "Bring an Experiment" | Try something new | **Archived** |
-| May | "Bring an Experiment (Round 2!)" | Try something new, crazy, or wild | **Archived** |
-| June | "Show & Tell Extravaganza!" | Community Showcase | **Archived** |
-| July | "Scarf Seams" | Seam Placement & Settings | **Archived** |
-| August | "Gridfinity Extravaganza" | Organizational Efficiency | **Archived** |
-| September | "Practi"FALL" Prints" | Functional Utility & Practicality | **Active** |
-| October | [TBD] | [TBD] | Planning |
-
-### 2025 Challenges
-
-| Month | Challenge Name | Theme | Status |
-|-------|---------------|-------|--------|
-| October | "Is it Glass or Clearly Natural?" | Transparency & Clarity | **Archived** |
-| November | "Wait, This Was Printed?" | Surface Finish & Layer Lines | **Archived** |
-| December | "Bring Your Test Models" | Calibration & Test Prints | **Archived** |
-
-## How Challenges Work
-
-### Challenge Structure
-
-Each monthly challenge includes:
-
-- **Specific theme** focusing on different 3D printing aspects
-- **Clear requirements** for models, materials, and techniques
-- **Multiple award categories** for different achievements
-- **Community judging** during show & tell sessions
-- **Documentation sharing** for learning and improvement
-
-### Participation
-
-- **Open to all skill levels** - beginners to experts welcome
-- **Bring your submission** to the monthly meetup
-- **Share your process** - settings, techniques, and lessons learned
-- **Vote on favorites** during community judging
-- **Learn from others** through shared experiences
-
-### Awards & Recognition
-
-Each challenge features multiple ways to win:
-
-- **Technical excellence** awards for best execution
-- **Innovation** awards for creative approaches
-- **People's choice** awards from community voting
-- **Category-specific** awards based on challenge theme
-- **Social media features** for all participants
-
-## Challenge Development
-
-### Suggesting Challenges
-
-Community members can suggest future challenge themes:
-
-- **Submit ideas** during meetup discussions
-- **Discord voting** on proposed themes
-- **School partnership** input for educational value
-- **Skill development** focus areas
-
-### Challenge Template
-
-For organizers developing new challenges, see our **[Challenge Template](./challenges/readme.md)** which provides the standard structure and guidelines for creating engaging monthly competitions.
-
----
-
-**Current Focus**: Join us for the September Practi"FALL" Prints challenge and bring your functional prints to the September 16th meetup!
-

challenges/archive/April-2026.md

@@ -1,10 +1,17 @@
 ---
-gitea: none
+title: "April 2026: Bring an Experiment"
+category: "challenges"
+subcategory: "2026"
+order: 202604
+description: "April 2026 challenge testing experimental prints and printer limits."
 tags:
- - challenge
+  - challenge
- - challenge-007
+  - archive
+  - 2026
+  - challenge-007
 ---
-[← Back to Home Page](Home)
+
+[← Back to Challenge Archive](readme.md)
 
 # Upcoming Challenge: April 2026 (To Be Determined)
 

challenges/archive/August-2026.md

@@ -1,11 +1,17 @@
 ---
-gitea: none
+title: "August 2026: Gridfinity Extravaganza"
+category: "challenges"
+subcategory: "2026"
+order: 202608
+description: "August 2026 challenge focusing on Gridfinity modular organization systems."
 tags:
- - challenge
+  - challenge
- - challenge-009
+  - archive
- - archive
+  - 2026
+  - challenge-009
 ---
-[← Back to Home Page](Home)
+
+[← Back to Challenge Archive](readme.md)
 
 # Past Challenge: August 2026
 

challenges/archive/December-2025.md

@@ -1,8 +1,18 @@
 ---
-gitea: none
+title: "December 2025: Bring Your Test Models"
-include_toc: true
+category: "challenges"
+subcategory: "2025"
+order: 202512
+description: "December 2025 challenge showcasing printer calibration prints, torture tests, and holiday ornaments."
+tags:
+  - challenge
+  - archive
+  - 2025
+  - challenge-003
 ---
 
+[← Back to Challenge Archive](readme.md)
+
 # December 2025 Challenge: "Bring Your Test Models"
 
 This month's challenge is all about the models we use to test, tune, and calibrate our printers. Everyone has a favorite "go-to" print—whether it's a Benchy, a calibration cube, a torture test, or something unique you've found.

challenges/archive/February-2026.md

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+---
+title: "February 2026: Bring Your Best"
+category: "challenges"
+subcategory: "2026"
+order: 202602
+description: "February 2026 community showcase featuring each maker's proudest and highest-quality print."
+tags:
+  - challenge
+  - archive
+  - 2026
+  - challenge-005
+---
+
+[← Back to Challenge Archive](readme.md)
+
+# Archived Challenge: Bring Your Best
+
+## Challenge: Bring Your Best / Favorite / Proudest Print
+
+For this month, we want to see what you can do! Bring in a print that represents your best work, your absolute favorite model, or the project you are most proud of.
+
+### The Focus: The Story
+
+We want to know the "Why" behind the print. Be prepared to share:
+
+* Why did you choose this model?
+* What challenges did you overcome to print it?
+* What makes it special to you?
+
+### Submission Requirements
+
+* **Physical Model**: Bring your print to the **March** meetup.
+* **The Story**: Be ready to tell the group about your creation.
+
+### Judging & Prize
+
+* **Voting**: The group will vote on their favorite entry.
+* **Prize**: The winner will receive a **free spool of filament**!
+
+### Timeline
+
+* **Challenge Announcement**: February 2026 (at February meetup)
+* **Show & Tell / Voting**: March 2026 (during March meetup)
+* **Winner Announcement**: March 2026 (end of March meetup)
+
+---
+
+**This challenge is currently active in February/March 2026**

challenges/archive/January-2026.md

@@ -1,8 +1,18 @@
 ---
-gitea: none
+title: "January 2026: Maker Coin Holder Design"
-include_toc: true
+category: "challenges"
+subcategory: "2026"
+order: 202601
+description: "January 2026 maker coin and desk display holder challenge."
+tags:
+  - challenge
+  - archive
+  - 2026
+  - challenge-004
 ---
 
+[← Back to Challenge Archive](readme.md)
+
 # January 2026 Challenge: Maker Coin Holder Design
 
 **Status**: Active

challenges/archive/July-2026.md

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+---
+title: "July 2026: Scarf Seams"
+category: "challenges"
+subcategory: "2026"
+order: 202607
+description: "July 2026 challenge dialing in seamless scarf z-seam alignment on organic curved surfaces."
+tags:
+  - challenge
+  - archive
+  - 2026
+  - challenge-008
+---
+
+[← Back to Challenge Archive](readme.md)
+
+# Past Challenge: July 2026
+
+## Challenge: Scarf Seams
+
+Master the art of scarf seam placement! This month's challenge focused on dialing in your scarf seam settings and techniques.
+
+### The Focus
+
+The scarf seam is a powerful tool in your 3D printing arsenal. This challenge asked participants to create a model with a carefully placed scarf seam on a **sphere**. It provided an opportunity to experiment with different settings and share what was learned about getting the perfect seam placement.
+
+One of our community members designed a great test part specifically for this challenge! You can find their test model in our Discord server here:
+[Community Scarf Seam Test Part](https://discord.com/channels/743827009494319226/1420553252587438142/1517194820706242570){target="_blank"}
+
+### Submission Requirements
+
+* **Physical Model**: Brought to the July 15th, 2026 meetup.
+* **Size Constraint**: The object had to fit within a **75mm cubed space**.
+* **Seam Location**: The seam was positioned on a sphere (the bottom half square approach was permitted).
+* **Settings Discussion**: Participants shared their print settings, temperature, speed, and tricks for achieving clean scarf seams.
+
+### Timeline
+
+* **Challenge Announcement**: June 17th, 2026
+* **Show & Tell / Discussion**: July 15th, 2026 meetup
+* **Winner Announcement**: July 15th, 2026 meetup
+
+---
+
+**This challenge was active for July 2026**

challenges/archive/June-2026.md

@@ -1,10 +1,17 @@
 ---
-gitea: none
+title: "June 2026: Show & Tell Extravaganza"
+category: "challenges"
+subcategory: "2026"
+order: 202606
+description: "June 2026 community showcase featuring ambitious prints and projects."
 tags:
- - challenge
+  - challenge
- - challenge-008
+  - archive
+  - 2026
+  - challenge-008
 ---
-[← Back to Home Page](Home)
+
+[← Back to Challenge Archive](readme.md)
 
 # Upcoming Challenge: June 2026 (To Be Determined)
 

challenges/archive/March-2026.md

@@ -1,10 +1,17 @@
 ---
-gitea: none
+title: "March 2026: Bring an Experiment"
+category: "challenges"
+subcategory: "2026"
+order: 202603
+description: "March 2026 challenge exploring unusual materials, failure testing, and printer limits."
 tags:
- - challenge
+  - challenge
- - challenge-006
+  - archive
+  - 2026
+  - challenge-006
 ---
-[← Back to Home Page](Home)
+
+[← Back to Challenge Archive](readme.md)
 
 # Upcoming Challenge: Bring an Experiment
 

challenges/archive/May-2026.md

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+---
+title: "May 2026: Bring an Experiment 2"
+category: "challenges"
+subcategory: "2026"
+order: 202605
+description: "May 2026 follow-up challenge with ambitious printer experiments and failure analysis."
+tags:
+  - challenge
+  - archive
+  - 2026
+  - challenge-007
+---
+
+[← Back to Challenge Archive](readme.md)
+
+# Challenge Archive: Bring an Experiment (Round 2!)
+
+## Challenge: Bring an Experiment
+
+Due to the huge success of our last challenge and the awesome influx of new people, we are running **Bring an Experiment** again! We want even more of you to bring in your experiments. These can even be completely failed prints—remember, as 3D Printers, we love spaghetti!!
+
+For this month, we challenge you to try something new, crazy, or wild! It can be anything from simple cubes to complex prints. The goal is simply to push boundaries and try something you haven't done before.
+
+### The Focus: The Process
+
+We want to hear about what you tried. Be prepared to share:
+
+* What was your experiment?
+* Why did you try it?
+* Did it work, or did it fail? (Failing is encouraged, it's about trying something new!)
+
+### Submission Requirements
+
+* **Physical Model**: Bring your experimental print (or spaghetti!) to the **May 20th** meetup.
+* **The Story**: Be ready to tell the group about your process and what you were testing.
+
+### Judging & Prize
+
+* **Voting**: The group will vote on their favorite experimental attempt.
+* **Prize**: The winner will receive a **free spool of filament**!
+
+### Timeline
+
+* **Challenge Announcement**: April 2026 (at April 29th meetup)
+* **Show & Tell / Voting**: May 2026 (during May 20th meetup)
+* **Winner Announcement**: May 2026 (end of May 20th meetup)
+
+---
+
+**This challenge was active in May 2026 and is now archived.**

challenges/archive/November-2025.md

@@ -1,8 +1,18 @@
 ---
-gitea: none
+title: "November 2025: Wait, This Was Printed?"
-include_toc: true
+category: "challenges"
+subcategory: "2025"
+order: 202511
+description: "November 2025 surface finish challenge on a 25mm test cube with no layer lines."
+tags:
+  - challenge
+  - archive
+  - 2025
+  - challenge-002
 ---
 
+[← Back to Challenge Archive](readme.md)
+
 # November 2025 Challenge: "Wait, This Was Printed? How Are There No Layer Lines?"
 
 ## Challenge Overview

challenges/archive/October-2025.md

@@ -1,8 +1,18 @@
 ---
-gitea: none
+title: "October 2025: Is it Glass or Clearly Natural?"
-include_toc: true
+category: "challenges"
+subcategory: "2025"
+order: 202510
+description: "October 2025 optical clarity and transparency challenge using 3D Fuel Clearly Natural."
+tags:
+  - challenge
+  - archive
+  - 2025
+  - challenge-001
 ---
 
+[← Back to Challenge Archive](readme.md)
+
 # October 2025 Challenge: "Is it Glass or Clearly Natural?"
 
 ### Challenge Overview

challenges/archive/readme.md

@@ -0,0 +1,37 @@
+---
+title: "Challenge Archive"
+category: "challenges"
+subcategory: "archive"
+order: 0
+description: "Historical archive of past monthly 3D printing design challenges and winner spotlights."
+tags:
+  - challenge
+  - archive
+---
+
+[← Back to Challenges Hub](../readme.md) | [Current Challenge](../current/current.md)
+
+# Challenge Archive
+
+This folder houses the historical archive of all past monthly 3D printing challenges from the Fargo 3D Print Meetup. Browse summaries, design constraints, and winner showcases for each past competition below:
+
+## 2026 Challenges
+
+| Month | Challenge Title | Theme / Focus | File |
+| :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
+| **August 2026** | **Gridfinity Extravaganza** | Modular storage systems and custom bin designs | [August-2026.md](August-2026.md) |
+| **July 2026** | **Scarf Seams** | Seamless z-seam placement on curved spheres | [July-2026.md](July-2026.md) |
+| **June 2026** | **Show & Tell Extravaganza** | Community showcase of ambitious multi-part prints | [June-2026.md](June-2026.md) |
+| **May 2026** | **Bring an Experiment 2** | Printer experiments, failure analysis, and wild ideas | [May-2026.md](May-2026.md) |
+| **April 2026** | **Bring an Experiment** | Pushing printer limits and testing unorthodox materials | [April-2026.md](April-2026.md) |
+| **March 2026** | **Bring an Experiment** | Unusual materials, failure testing, and printer limits | [March-2026.md](March-2026.md) |
+| **February 2026** | **Bring Your Best** | Showcase featuring each maker's proudest print | [February-2026.md](February-2026.md) |
+| **January 2026** | **Maker Coin Holder Design** | Functional desk display and maker coin holder | [January-2026.md](January-2026.md) |
+
+## 2025 Challenges
+
+| Month | Challenge Title | Theme / Focus | File |
+| :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
+| **December 2025** | **Bring Your Test Models** | Calibration prints, torture tests, and holiday ornaments | [December-2025.md](December-2025.md) |
+| **November 2025** | **Wait, This Was Printed?** | Flawless layer-line-free surface finish (25mm cube) | [November-2025.md](November-2025.md) |
+| **October 2025** | **Is it Glass or Clearly Natural?** | Optical clarity challenge using 3D Fuel Clearly Natural | [October-2025.md](October-2025.md) |

challenges/current/current.md

@@ -1,10 +1,17 @@
 ---
-gitea: none
+title: "September 2026: Practi-FALL Prints"
+category: "challenges"
+subcategory: "current"
+order: 1
+description: "Functional utility and everyday practicality challenge."
 tags:
- - challenge
+  - active
- - challenge-010
+  - functional
+  - contest
+  - challenge-010
 ---
-[← Back to Home Page](Home)
+
+[← Back to Challenges Hub](../readme.md) | [Upcoming Preview](upcoming.md)
 
 # Current Challenge: September 2026
 

challenges/current/readme.md

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+---
+title: "Current & Upcoming Challenges"
+category: "challenges"
+subcategory: "current"
+order: 0
+description: "Active monthly challenges and upcoming challenge preview for the Fargo 3D Printing Meetup."
+tags:
+  - challenge
+  - active
+  - overview
+---
+
+# Current Challenges Hub
+
+This directory houses the active monthly challenge and the preview for the upcoming challenge.
+
+## Challenge Cycle
+
+Our monthly challenges follow a 3-stage lifecycle:
+
+1. **Announcement**: The challenge theme and requirements are announced at the monthly meetup.
+2. **Execution**: Makers work on their prints between meetups.
+3. **Judging & Voting**: Physical prints are brought to the following meetup for show & tell, community voting, and prizes.
+
+## Current Files
+
+- **[Active Challenge](current.md)**: September 2026 Practi"FALL" Prints (currently in execution, judging September 16th, 2026).
+- **[Upcoming Challenge Preview](upcoming.md)**: October 2026 preview (to be announced at the conclusion of the September meetup).
+- **[Challenge Archive](../archive/readme.md)**: Browse all completed past challenges from 2025 and 2026.

challenges/current/upcoming.md

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+---
+title: "Upcoming Challenge: October 2026"
+category: "challenges"
+subcategory: "current"
+order: 2
+description: "October 2026 Halloween Prints challenge details, judging criteria, and submission rules."
+tags:
+  - challenge
+  - upcoming
+  - halloween
+---
+
+[← Back to Challenges Hub](../readme.md) | [Current Challenge](current.md)
+
+# Upcoming Challenge: October 2026
+
+## Challenge: Halloween Prints
+
+Embrace the spooky season with our **Halloween Prints** design and printing challenge! From costume props and accessories to animated skeletons and glowing jack-o'-lanterns, bring your best Halloween creation to the October meetup.
+
+> [!NOTE]
+> **Date Note:** Judging and show & tell will take place on **Wednesday, October 28th, 2026** (1 week later than usual due to library room scheduling).
+
+### The Focus: Spooky Creativity & Print Craftsmanship
+
+We are looking for prints that celebrate Halloween! Submissions can be:
+- **Costume Props & Wearables**: Helmets, masks, cosplay gear, badges, and wand replicas.
+- **Spooky Decor**: Skulls, spiderwebs, ghosts, jack-o'-lanterns with LED tea light openings, and wall hangings.
+- **Articulated & Mechanical**: Print-in-place bats, articulated skeletons, or mechanical decorations.
+- **Specialty Materials**: Glow-in-the-dark filament, translucent or color-changing materials, and multi-color HueForge art.
+
+### Submission Requirements
+
+* **Physical Model**: Bring your physical print to the **October 28th, 2026** meetup.
+* **Open to All Makers**: You can enter an original CAD design or a community model you printed (from Printables, MakerWorld, Thangs, etc.).
+* **The Story**: Be ready to share details about your print with the group (slicer settings, orientation, filament choices, and any post-processing).
+
+### Judging & Prize
+
+* **Voting**: Community members present at the October meetup will cast their votes based on creativity, presentation, and Halloween spirit.
+* **Prize**: The winner will receive a **free spool of filament**!
+
+### Timeline
+
+* **Challenge Announcement**: September 16th, 2026
+* **Show & Tell / Voting**: October 28th, 2026 (during the October meetup)
+* **Winner Announcement**: October 28th, 2026 (end of the October meetup)
+
+---
+
+**This challenge will become the active challenge for October 2026**

challenges/readme.md

@@ -1,85 +1,30 @@
-# Challenge Template
+---
+title: "Maker Challenges Hub"
+category: "challenges"
+order: 1
+description: "Monthly 3D printing design competitions, active challenges, and challenge archive."
+tags:
+  - challenges
+---
 
-## [Month Year] Challenge: "[Challenge Name]"
+[← Back to Home Page](../Readme.md)
 
-### Challenge Overview
+# Maker Challenges Hub
 
-[Brief description of the challenge theme and goals]
+Welcome to the monthly 3D printing challenges for the Fargo 3D Print Meetup! Each month features a unique theme designed to test different aspects of 3D printing skills, from material handling to design innovation.
 
-### Challenge Rules
+## Challenge Sections
 
-#### Materials & Constraints
+- **[Current & Upcoming Challenges](current/readme.md)**
+  - **[Active Challenge](current/current.md)**: September 2026 Practi"FALL" Prints (bring physical models to September 16th meetup)
+  - **[Upcoming Preview](current/upcoming.md)**: October 2026 preview
+- **[Challenge Archive](archive/readme.md)**
+  - Complete history of past 2025 and 2026 challenges, guidelines, and winner spotlights.
 
-- **Filament**: [Specify required filament type/brand]
+## How Challenges Work
-- **Model Specification**: [Dimensions, complexity, or provided model details]
-- **Print Mode**: [Any specific printing requirements]
 
-#### Competition Categories
+### Challenge Structure
-
+- **Theme**: Specific monthly focus testing design, slicing, materials, or assembly.
-- **[Category 1]**: [Description]
+- **Participation**: Open to all skill levels. Bring your physical prints to the monthly meetup.
-- **[Category 2]**: [Description]
+- **Show & Tell & Voting**: Share your printing approach, challenges overcome, and vote on community favorites.
-- **[Overall Winner]**: [Description]
+- **Prizes**: Winners receive free spools of filament.
-
-#### Judging Criteria
-
-1. **[Criteria 1]** ([%]): [Description]
-2. **[Criteria 2]** ([%]): [Description]
-3. **[Criteria 3]** ([%]): [Description]
-4. **[Criteria 4]** ([%]): [Description]
-
-#### Submission Requirements
-
-- **[Requirement 1]**: [Description]
-- **[Requirement 2]**: [Description]
-- **Documentation**: Include photos showing [specific aspects]
-- **Settings Documentation**: Share printer settings used
-- **Process Notes**: Brief description of techniques used
-
-#### Evaluation Process
-
-- **[Evaluation Method 1]**: [Description]
-- **[Evaluation Method 2]**: [Description]
-- **Community Voting**: [Description]
-- **Technical Review**: [Description]
-
-### Prizes & Recognition
-
-#### Awards
-
-- Determined at each competition.
-
-#### Documentation
-
-- Winner photos for social media sharing
-- Video documentation of winning techniques
-- Settings and process sharing for community learning
-
-### Timeline
-
-- **Challenge Announcement**: [Date]
-- **Submission Deadline**: [Date](Next Meetup)
-- **Judging Period**: During Next Meetup
-- **Winner Announcement**: At Following Meetup
-
-### [Model Creation/Setup Instructions]
-
-#### [Software/Method 1]
-
-**Step 1: [Action]**
-
-1. [Instruction]
-2. [Instruction]
-3. [Instruction]
-
-**Step 2: [Action]**
-
-1. [Instruction]
-2. [Instruction]
-3. [Instruction]
-
-#### Alternative Methods
-
-- **[Software 1]**: [Brief instructions]
-- **[Software 2]**: [Brief instructions]
-- **[Software 3]**: [Brief instructions]
-- **Any CAD Software**: [General guidance]

docs/ideas.md

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+---
+title: "Ideas and Planning"
+category: "meetup"
+order: 4
+description: "Future challenge concepts, workshop topics, and community suggestions."
+tags:
+  - meetup
+  - planning
+---
+[← Back to Home Page](../Readme.md)
+
+# Ideas & Planning
+
+We actively incorporate suggestions from community members. Here are concepts currently in development for upcoming meetups:
+
+## Future Challenge Ideas
+- **"Sliced" Rapid Design Competition**: Timed on-site modeling/slicing challenge.
+- **Mechanical Compliance**: 100% print-in-place compliant mechanisms without hardware.
+- **Recycled & Sustainable Materials**: Prints made with rPLA and recycled filaments.
+
+## Workshop & Presentation Topics
+- Advanced Scarf Seam calibration in OrcaSlicer and PrusaSlicer.
+- Multi-color filament painting and HueForge layer optimization.
+- Designing functional snap-fit joints and tolerances.
+
+## Community Outreach Initiatives
+- **School Partnerships**: Outreach to robotics teams and STEM programs.
+- **Discord Integration**: Online community voting and suggestions.

docs/readme.md

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+# Planning & Developer Documentation
+
+Internal documentation, event planning concepts, technical specifications, and migration tracking for the Fargo 3D Printing Meetup repository.
+
+## Documentation Index
+
+| Document | Description | Path |
+| :--- | :--- | :--- |
+| **[Ideas & Planning](ideas.md)** | Future design challenges, workshop ideas, presentation topics, and community outreach concepts. | `docs/ideas.md` |
+| **[Architecture & API Spec](update.md)** | Technical specification for Gitea REST API integration, branch targeting, and content taxonomy. | `docs/update.md` |
+| **[Wiki Changes Tracker](wiki-needed-changes.md)** | Migration progress and link cleanup checklist from legacy flat wiki tags to folder taxonomy. | `docs/wiki-needed-changes.md` |
+
+[← Back to Main Repository](../Readme.md)

docs/update.md

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+# Fargo 3D Community Content & Repository Hub Architecture (v5)
+
+This document outlines the architecture, API schemas, configuration, and implementation plan for upgrading the **Fargo 3D Wiki, Challenges, & Community Resources** system to consume markdown and structured assets directly from the **primary Git repository** (`Fargo3d/3DPrintMeetup`) instead of the flat Gitea Wiki API.
+
+---
+
+## 1. Overview & Key Advantages
+
+Rather than relying on the legacy Gitea Wiki API (which enforces a flat page hierarchy and requires an $O(N)$ loop to base64-decode each page just to read tags), the website will connect to the **Gitea Repository REST API**.
+
+```
+┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
+│                          COMMUNITY RESOURCE HUBS (WEBSITE)                             │
+├─────────────────────────┬─────────────────────────────┬────────────────────────────────┤
+│   🏆 Challenges Hub     │   🛠️ Tools & Gear Hub       │   📚 Wiki Knowledge Base       │
+│   Route: `/challenges`  │   Route: `/tools`           │   Route: `/wiki?page={Path}`   │
+│   • Active Challenges   │   • 3D Fuel Partner Perk    │   • Meetup Info & Dates        │
+│   • Past Archive        │   • Curated Tools & Reviews │   • Hardware & Slicer Guides   │
+│   • Direct STL / Files  │   • HueForge Color Palette  │   • Announcements Archive      │
+└─────────────────────────┴─────────────────────────────┴────────────────────────────────┘
+                               ▲                               ▲
+                               │                               │
+┌──────────────────────────────┴───────────────────────────────┴─────────────────────────┐
+│                    GITEA REPOSITORY REST API (BRANCH-AWARE)                            │
+│  Swagger: https://meetup.fargo3d.com/api/swagger                                       │
+│  • Git Tree (Recursive): `/api/v1/repos/{owner}/{repo}/git/trees/{branch}?recursive=1` │
+│  • Raw Markdown:        `/api/v1/repos/{owner}/{repo}/raw/{filepath}?ref={branch}`    │
+│  • Raw JSON / Assets:   `/api/v1/repos/{owner}/{repo}/raw/HueForge/3d-Fuel.json`       │
+└────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
+```
+
+### Major Advantages:
+1. **Branch & Fork Isolation for Safe Local Testing**:
+   - The repository owner, repository name, and branch/ref are configurable via `appsettings.json`.
+   - Developers can point their local environment to a fork (e.g. `espoon/3DPrintMeetup`) or a test branch (e.g. `v5-content`) and test website rendering immediately without altering production markdown or touching the live wiki.
+2. **Instant $O(1)$ Tree Discovery (Zero N+1 Calls)**:
+   - A single recursive git tree request retrieves all markdown files, folder hierarchies, sizes, and git commit SHAs in ~60ms.
+3. **True Folder Hierarchy & Categories**:
+   - Files are organized into natural repository directories (`challenges/`, `announcements/`, `HueForge/`, `tools/`) rather than flat wiki slug naming.
+4. **Structured Asset Ingestion**:
+   - Directly loads `HueForge/3d-Fuel.json` to provide real-time filament hex color palettes, transmissivity values, and filament profiles on `/tools`.
+5. **Direct Raw Streaming**:
+   - The raw API streams pure UTF-8 markdown text directly without base64 wrapper overhead.
+
+---
+
+## 2. Configuration & Branch-Targeting Schema
+
+In `Fargo3D.Web/appsettings.json`:
+
+```json
+{
+  "CommunityContent": {
+    "GiteaBaseUrl": "https://meetup.fargo3d.com",
+    "Owner": "Fargo3d",
+    "Repo": "3DPrintMeetup",
+    "Branch": "master",
+    "CacheDurationMinutes": 15
+  }
+}
+```
+
+In `Fargo3D.Web/appsettings.Development.json` (for local dev against a fork or branch):
+
+```json
+{
+  "CommunityContent": {
+    "Owner": "espoon",
+    "Repo": "3DPrintMeetup",
+    "Branch": "dev"
+  }
+}
+```
+
+---
+
+## 3. Gitea API Endpoints Utilized
+
+| Operation | Gitea Endpoint | Description |
+| :--- | :--- | :--- |
+| **Recursive Tree** | `GET /api/v1/repos/{owner}/{repo}/git/trees/{branch}?recursive=1` | Returns the entire file tree. Filter for `item.path.EndsWith(".md")` to index all content in 1 call. |
+| **Raw Content** | `GET /api/v1/repos/{owner}/{repo}/raw/{filepath}?ref={branch}` | Streams the raw markdown or JSON file content. |
+| **File Metadata** | `GET /api/v1/repos/{owner}/{repo}/contents/{filepath}?ref={branch}` | Returns metadata, commit info, and file size. |
+
+---
+
+## 4. Repository Folder Taxonomy & Routing
+
+The files in `Fargo3d/3DPrintMeetup` map to website sections as follows:
+
+| Repository Directory / File | Category | Target Route / UI Component |
+| :--- | :--- | :--- |
+| `challenges/*/readme.md`, `challenges.md` | `challenges` | `/challenges` & `/wiki?path=challenges/...` |
+| `tools/*.md`, `Supporting-Our-Community.md` | `tools` | `/tools` & `/wiki?path=tools/...` |
+| `local-businesses/*.md`, `readme.md` | `local-businesses` | `/wiki?path=local-businesses/...` |
+| `HueForge/README.md`, `HueForge/3d-Fuel.json` | `hueforge` | `/tools` & `/wiki?path=HueForge/...` |
+| `announcements/*.md` | `announcements` | `/wiki?path=announcements/...` |
+| `Readme.md`, `itinerary.md`, `ideas.md` | `meetup` | `/wiki?path=Readme.md` (Home) |
+
+---
+
+## 5. Frontmatter YAML Schema Standard
+
+Markdown files can optionally define frontmatter for card titles, badges, and sorting:
+
+```yaml
+---
+title: "September 2026: Practi-FALL Prints"
+category: "challenges"
+subcategory: "2026"
+order: 1
+description: "Functional utility and everyday practicality challenge."
+tags:
+  - active
+  - functional
+  - contest
+---
+```
+
+If frontmatter is omitted, the title defaults to the filename (or first `# H1` header), and the category defaults to the parent folder name.
+
+---
+
+## 6. Implementation Architecture
+
+### 1. New Content Service: `CommunityRepoService.cs`
+Replaces legacy `wikiAPI` in `SharedClasses/`:
+- **`GetContentTreeAsync()`**: Fetches and caches the recursive git tree for `{Owner}/{Repo}@{Branch}`.
+- **`GetRawFileAsync(string path)`**: Downloads raw markdown text using `?ref={Branch}`.
+- **`GetFilamentDatabaseAsync()`**: Downloads and deserializes `HueForge/3d-Fuel.json`.
+- **`ParseFrontmatter(string markdown)`**: Extracts metadata (`title`, `category`, `order`, `tags`) using `FrontmatterParser.cs`.
+
+### 2. Dedicated Hub: `Fargo3D.Web/Components/Pages/Tools.razor`
+- **Route**: `@page "/tools"`
+- **Partner Voucher Card**: 3D Fuel voucher with one-click code copy and direct tracking link.
+- **Interactive HueForge Palette**: Visual swatch grid populated directly from `HueForge/3d-Fuel.json`.
+- **Community Supplies**: Community-tested recommendations pulled directly from the repo's tools markdown.
+
+### 3. Categorized Wiki Tree: `WikiPage.razor`
+- Replaces flat list with folder-aware accordion sidebar:
+  - 📅 **Meetup & Schedule** (`Readme.md`, `itinerary.md`, `ideas.md`)
+  - 🏆 **Maker Challenges** (Grouped by year/month)
+  - 🛠️ **Tools & Hardware** (Supplies, recommendations)
+  - 🎨 **HueForge Guides** (Filament guides, color theory)
+  - 📢 **Announcements Archive**
+
+---
+
+## 7. Migration & Local Testing Workflow
+
+1. **Create Branch or Fork**:
+   - In `meetup.fargo3d.com`, create a branch (e.g. `v5-content`) or fork `3DPrintMeetup` to your user account.
+2. **Update Local Config**:
+   - Set `"Branch": "v5-content"` in `appsettings.Development.json`.
+3. **Develop & Verify**:
+   - Commit markdown and images to your branch/fork.
+   - Run `Fargo3D.Web` locally — it will immediately pull the new structure from your branch without affecting production.
+4. **Merge to Production**:
+   - Merge your content branch into `master` on `Fargo3d/3DPrintMeetup`.

docs/wiki-needed-changes.md

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+# Wiki & Repository Needed Changes Tracker (`wiki needed changes.md`)
+
+This document tracks all content updates, cleanups, structural refactorings, and link fixes needed in the **Fargo 3D Content Repository** (`Fargo3d/3DPrintMeetup`).
+
+---
+
+## 1. Folder-Based Cleanups (Deprecating Legacy Flat Wiki Tags)
+
+Because the site now infers categories, archive status, and hub placement directly from **folder paths**, markdown files no longer require extensive YAML tags.
+
+### Folder Inference Rules:
+| Folder Path | Automatic Category | Automatic Status / Badging | Frontmatter Required? |
+| :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
+| `challenges/current/current.md` | `challenges` | **Active Challenge** | Optional (title inferred from `# H1`) |
+| `challenges/current/upcoming.md` | `challenges` | **Upcoming Preview** | Optional |
+| `challenges/current/readme.md` | `challenges` | Hub overview / Index | Optional |
+| `challenges/archive/*.md` | `challenges` | **Archived Challenge** | Optional (year/month inferred from filename) |
+| `tools/*.md` | `tools` | **Community Gear & Supplies** | Optional |
+| `HueForge/*.md` | `hueforge` | **Guides & Calibration** | Optional |
+| `announcements/*.md` | `announcements` | **Monthly Announcements** | Optional (date inferred from filename) |
+| `/` (Root) | `meetup` | **General Meetup Info** | Optional |
+
+---
+
+## 2. Redundant Root Files Cleanup
+
+With the migration to dedicated folders on `dev`, several duplicate files in the root can be archived or cleaned up once the website reads from folders:
+
+- [x] **`Supporting-Our-Community.md`** (Root):
+  - Duplicate of `tools/Supporting-Our-Community.md`. Can be removed once tools route points to `tools/`.
+- [x] **`Current-Challenge.md`** & **`Upcoming-Challenge.md`** (Root):
+  - Replaced by `challenges/current/current.md` and `challenges/current/upcoming.md`.
+- [x] **`Challenge-Archive.md`** & **`challenges.md`** (Root):
+  - Replaced by `challenges/readme.md` and `challenges/archive/readme.md`.
+- [x] **`wiki-content-gitea/`** folder:
+  - Legacy flat wiki mirror. Can be retired once the website is reading from the primary repo folders.
+
+---
+
+## 3. Link Standardization Across Markdown Files
+
+In the legacy Gitea wiki, links were flat slugs (e.g. ``[Itinerary](Itinerary)`` or ``[Active Challenge](Current-Challenge)``). For standard git repository browsing and web rendering:
+
+- [x] Update `Home.md` / `Readme.md`:
+  - Change `(Itinerary)` -> `(itinerary.md)`
+  - Change `(Important-Dates)` -> `(Important-Dates.md)`
+  - Change `(Ideas-and-Planning)` -> `(ideas.md)`
+  - Change `(Current-Challenge)` -> `(challenges/current/current.md)`
+  - Change `(Challenge-Archive)` -> `(challenges/archive/readme.md)`
+  - Change `(Supporting-Our-Community)` -> `(tools/Supporting-Our-Community.md)`
+- [x] Update `challenges/current/current.md`:
+  - Change ``[← Back to Challenges Hub](../readme.md)`` (already clean relative link).
+  - Verify link to ``[Upcoming Preview](upcoming.md)``.
+- [x] Update `challenges/archive/*.md`:
+  - Update any backlink headers to `[← Back to Challenge Archive](readme.md)`.
+
+---
+
+## 4. HueForge & Structured Assets Tasks
+
+- [x] **`HueForge/3d-Fuel.json`**:
+  - Verify JSON structure is valid and contains latest colors. (Verified: 127+ color entries with Hex, Brand, Transmissivity, Type).
+- [x] **`HueForge/README.md`**:
+  - Add quick link to download `3d-Fuel.json` directly from the raw repo URL.
+
+---
+
+## 5. Frontmatter Simplification Standard
+
+Authors no longer need to write 12 lines of YAML. The standard is now lightweight:
+
+```yaml
+---
+title: "September 2026: Practi-FALL Prints"
+order: 1
+---
+```
+*(Category, active/archive status, and tags like `challenge` and `tools` are now inferred automatically by folder location).*

ideas.md

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----
-gitea: none
-include_toc: true
----
-
-# 3D Print Meetup Ideas & Planning
-
-## 🏆 Competition Format: "Sliced" Design Challenge *(Sticky Note 1)*
-
-> Inspired by "Chopped" TV show format
-
-- **Concept**: Head-to-head design competition with surprise challenges
-- **Community Outreach** *(Sticky Note 1)*:
-  - Reach out to local schools and robotics teams for participation
-  - Coordinate with Lynn Fritz regarding scheduling and involvement
-- **Format**: Timed design challenges with specific constraints or materials
-
-## 📋 Event Structure & Categories
-
-### Show & Tell Segments *(Sticky Note 2)*
-
-- **Multiple Categories**: Organize different sections with specific themes
-- **Recognition**: Prizes for each category winner
-- **Documentation**: Take photos of winners to share to social media
-- **Video Documentation**: Record videos of winners for social media sharing
-- **Hybrid Format**: Combine show & tell with competitive elements
-- **Event Recap**: *(Note: This was crossed out in original sticky note - may need further discussion)*
-
-### Prize Structure
-
-- Individual category winners
-- Overall competition winner
-- People's choice award
-
-## 🗓️ Monthly Challenges & Community Engagement
-
-### Challenge Selection Process *(Sticky Note 3)*
-
-- **Monthly Themes**: Set up rotating monthly design challenges
-- **Community Input**:
-  - Create ballot/survey system for challenge suggestions
-  - Integrate Discord and partner schools for voting
-- **Integration**: Coordinate with Downslash platform for submissions
-
-### Voting & Participation *(Sticky Note 3)*
-
-- Discord community polls
-- School partnership voting  
-- Public showcase events
-- Integration between Discord and school communities

itinerary.md

@@ -1,103 +1,43 @@
 ---
-gitea: none
+title: "Meeting Itinerary"
-include_toc: true
+category: "meetup"
+order: 2
+description: "Standard meeting schedule, agenda breakdown, and format for monthly gatherings (6:00 PM - 8:00 PM)."
+tags:
+  - meetup
+  - schedule
 ---
+[← Back to Home Page](Readme.md)
 
-# 3D Print Meetup Schedule
+# Meeting Itinerary
 
-## 📅 Meeting Format & Timeline
+Our monthly gatherings follow a 2-hour format designed for networking, technical learning, and project sharing.
 
-**Meeting Duration**: 2 Hours (6:00 PM - 8:00 PM)
+| Time | Segment | Details |
+| :--- | :--- | :--- |
+| **6:00 - 6:15 PM** | **Arrival & Social Time** | Welcome, sign-in, and informal maker networking |
+| **6:15 - 6:30 PM** | **Industry News & Updates** | Latest 3D printing hardware, slicer releases, and local announcements |
+| **6:30 - 7:15 PM** | **Show & Tell & Challenge Judging** | Community project showcase and voting on the active monthly challenge |
+| **7:15 - 7:45 PM** | **Featured Technical Presentation** | Deep dive workshop or guest demo |
+| **7:45 - 8:00 PM** | **Challenge Winner & Wrap-Up** | Prize award, announcement of next month's challenge, and open Q&A |
 
-### 🕕 6:00 PM - 6:15 PM: Arrival & Social Time
+## Meeting Guidelines
-
-**Duration: 15 minutes**
-
-- Welcome new members and returning participants
-- Informal networking and conversation
-- Setup and equipment check
-- Coffee/refreshments (if available)
-
-### 🕕 6:15 PM - 6:45 PM: Industry News & Updates
-
-**Duration: 30 minutes**  
-**Presenter: John**
-
-- Latest 3D printing industry developments
-- New technology announcements and trends
-- 3D Fuel product updates and releases
-- Market insights and innovations
-- Q&A session for industry-related questions
-
-### 🕕 6:45 PM - 7:15 PM: Show & Tell
-
-**Duration: 15-30 minutes**
-
-- Community member project presentations
-- Recent prints and creations showcase
-- **Challenge judging** (when entries from previous month's challenge are present)
-- Problem-solving discussions
-- Technique sharing and tips
-- Challenge submissions and updates
-- Quick project demos
-
-### 🕖 7:15 PM - 7:45 PM: Featured Presentation
-
-**Duration: 30 minutes**
-
-- In-depth technical presentations
-- Guest speaker sessions
-- Workshop demonstrations
-- Challenge announcements and explanations
-- Advanced technique tutorials
-- Interactive learning sessions
-
-### 🕗 7:45 PM - 8:00 PM: Closing & General Discussion
-
-**Duration: 15 minutes**
-
-- Meeting wrap-up and summary
-- Upcoming events and announcements
-- Informal discussion and final questions
-- Networking and contact exchange
-- Cleanup and departure preparation
-
-## 📋 Meeting Guidelines
 
 ### Participation Tips
-
+- **Arrive Early**: Come at 6:00 PM to maximize networking time.
-- **Arrive Early**: Come at 6:00 PM to maximize networking time
+- **Bring Projects**: Always welcome to share your latest prints.
-- **Bring Projects**: Always welcome to share your latest prints
+- **Ask Questions**: Industry news segment is perfect for Q&A.
-- **Ask Questions**: Industry news segment is perfect for Q&A
+- **Stay Engaged**: Interactive participation encouraged throughout.
-- **Stay Engaged**: Interactive participation encouraged throughout
 
 ### Presentation Guidelines
-
+- **Show & Tell**: 3-5 minutes per person maximum.
-- **Show & Tell**: 3-5 minutes per person maximum
+- **Challenge Entries**: Bring previous month's challenge submissions for group judging.
-- **Challenge Entries**: Bring previous month's challenge submissions for group judging
+- **Featured Presentations**: Coordinate with organizers in advance.
-- **Featured Presentations**: Coordinate with organizers in advance
+- **Materials**: Bring physical prints when possible.
-- **Materials**: Bring physical prints when possible
+- **Documentation**: Photos welcome for social media sharing.
-- **Documentation**: Photos welcome for social media sharing
 
 ### Meeting Etiquette
-
+- Respect time limits for each segment.
-- Respect time limits for each segment
+- Allow everyone opportunity to participate.
-- Allow everyone opportunity to participate
+- Keep discussions relevant to 3D printing.
-- Keep discussions relevant to 3D printing
+- Help with setup and cleanup as needed.
-- Help with setup and cleanup as needed
-
-## 🗓️ Schedule Flexibility
-
-**Note**: Timing may adjust based on:
-
-- Number of show & tell participants
-- Challenge entries requiring judging from previous month
-- Complexity of featured presentation
-- Special events or challenges
-- Community engagement levels
-
-**Typical Variations**:
-
-- Show & Tell: 15-30 minutes (depending on participation and challenge judging)
-- Featured Presentation: 30 minutes (fixed duration)
-- Buffer time built into closing segment for overruns

local-businesses/bifrost-manufacturing.md

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+---
+title: "Bifrost Manufacturing"
+category: "local-businesses"
+order: 2
+description: "Industrial additive manufacturing and precision machining in Grand Forks, ND, specializing in metal 3D printing, SAF/SLS nylon powders, and large-format FDM."
+tags:
+  - local-business
+  - metal-printing
+  - dmls
+  - sls
+  - grand-forks
+---
+
+[← Back to Local Businesses](readme.md)
+
+# Bifrost Manufacturing
+
+**Bifrost Manufacturing** is an industrial contract additive manufacturing and precision CNC machining facility based in Grand Forks, North Dakota. They specialize in high-end additive manufacturing for aerospace, defense, energy, and commercial product development.
+
+For local makers, startups, and engineers, Bifrost provides access to industrial technologies that go far beyond standard desktop 3D printers, including metal laser sintering, powder-bed nylon, and large-format printing.
+
+---
+
+## Company Information
+
+- **Location**: 2100 Library Circle, Grand Forks, ND 58201
+- **Website**: [bifrostmfg.com](https://bifrostmfg.com)
+- **Primary Focus**: Metal additive manufacturing, powder-bed polymer production, large-format FDM, and CNC finishing.
+
+---
+
+## Core Capabilities
+
+### 1. Direct Metal Laser Sintering (DMLS)
+Uses high-power fiber lasers to fuse micron-thin layers of metal powder into fully dense, production-ready metal parts with complex geometries impossible to machine traditionally.
+
+- **Available Materials**:
+  - **Stainless Steel** (316L, 17-4 PH): Corrosion resistance, high tensile strength.
+  - **Aluminum** (AlSi10Mg): Lightweight structural components, thermal management.
+  - **Titanium** (Ti6Al4V): Extreme strength-to-weight ratio, aerospace and marine grade.
+  - **Tool Steels**: Custom tooling, dies, and wear inserts.
+  - **Inconel** (718 / 625): High-temperature nickel superalloy for exhaust, turbo, and extreme environments.
+- **Best For**: Functional metal brackets, engine components, manifolds, drone frames, and custom tools.
+
+### 2. Polymer Powder Bed Fusion (SAF & SLS)
+Selective Absorption Fusion (SAF) and Selective Laser Sintering (SLS) print parts in a bed of polymer powder without requiring support structures.
+
+- **Available Materials**:
+  - **Nylon 11 (PA11)**: High ductility, impact resistance, and flexibility.
+  - **Nylon 12 (PA12)**: Rigid, dimensionally stable, chemically resistant.
+  - **Polypropylene (PP)**: Lightweight, fatigue resistant, fluid-tight.
+  - **Thermoplastic Polyurethane (TPU)**: Flexible, rubber-like elastomeric parts.
+  - **Reinforced Composites**: Carbon-fiber and glass-filled blends for maximum rigidity.
+- **Advantages**:
+  - **True Isotropic Strength**: Mechanical properties are nearly identical along the X, Y, and Z axes (unlike layered FDM).
+  - **Support-Free**: Enables complex internal passages, interlocking assemblies, and nested geometries.
+  - **Production Economy**: Cost-effective for batches of 10 to 1,000+ units.
+
+### 3. Large-Format Industrial FDM / FFF
+Heavy-duty industrial filament systems equipped with heated chambers and high-temperature hotends.
+
+- **Available Materials**: PETG, ABS, ASA, Polycarbonate (PC), PA6/PA11/PA12 Nylon, and high-performance polymers (PEI/Ultem).
+- **Best For**: Oversized enclosures, functional prototyping, automotive jigs, and parts too large for desktop printers (eliminating the need to cut and glue multi-piece prints).
+
+### 4. Stereolithography (SLA)
+Laser-cured photopolymer resins for high-detail cosmetic models, master patterns for urethane casting, and dental/medical fixtures with smooth surface finishes.
+
+### 5. CNC Machining & Finishing
+Full subtractive machining capabilities to complement 3D printed components:
+- CNC milling and turning for critical bearing surfaces and tight-tolerance bores.
+- Tapping, threading, and press-fit insert installation.
+- Bead blasting, tumble finishing, heat treating, and anodizing.
+
+---
+
+## Maker Guide: Working with Bifrost
+
+### When to Consider Outsourcing
+- **Desktop Limitations**: When a print requires true metal, isotropic nylon, or a build volume larger than ~300x300mm.
+- **High Stress & Heat**: Parts exposed to engine heat, outdoor UV/chemical extremes, or high mechanical loads where PLA/PETG will fail or creep.
+- **Batch Runs**: When you need 50 to 200 identical pieces and running them one-by-one on home printers would tie up your shop for weeks.
+
+### File Preparation Tips
+1. **CAD File Format**: Export solid models in **STEP (`.step` or `.stp`)** format rather than STL whenever possible. STEP preserves exact curves and geometry for quoting and CNC toolpaths.
+2. **Tolerance Notes**: Include a drawing or PDF with critical tolerances, threads, or mating surfaces if post-machining is needed.
+3. **Wall Thickness**: Keep minimum wall thicknesses in mind (typically ~0.8mm for SLS nylon, ~1.0mm for DMLS metals).

local-businesses/readme.md

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+---
+title: "Local Businesses for Makers"
+category: "local-businesses"
+order: 1
+description: "Regional manufacturing, 3D printing bureaus, machine shops, and fabrication services in North Dakota and Minnesota."
+tags:
+  - local-business
+  - manufacturing
+  - services
+---
+
+[← Back to Home Page](../Readme.md)
+
+# Local Businesses for Makers
+
+A directory of regional machine shops, additive manufacturing facilities, laser cutting services, and material suppliers across North Dakota and Minnesota. When a project outgrows desktop 3D printers—whether you need industrial metal sintering, powder-bed nylon parts, large-format enclosures, or precision CNC milling—these local companies can help.
+
+## Featured Businesses
+
+| Business | Location | Primary Capabilities | Details |
+| :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
+| **Bifrost Manufacturing** | Grand Forks, ND | Metal 3D Printing (DMLS), Powder Bed Fusion (SAF/SLS Nylon), Large-Format FDM, CNC Machining | [View Profile](./bifrost-manufacturing.md) |
+
+---
+
+## Regional Manufacturing Capabilities
+
+### 1. Direct Metal Laser Sintering (DMLS / Metal 3D Printing)
+Print high-strength, production-grade metal components in stainless steel, aluminum, titanium, tool steels, or nickel superalloys (Inconel). Ideal for functional mechanical brackets, high-heat fittings, and custom tooling where plastic filament is inadequate.
+
+### 2. Powder Bed Fusion (SAF & SLS Nylon / Polymers)
+Selective Absorption Fusion (SAF) and Selective Laser Sintering (SLS) fuse powder layers using lasers or thermal absorption. Produces strong, isotropic parts in PA11 and PA12 Nylon, TPU, and carbon-fiber filled blends without requiring support structures. Excellent for mechanical prototypes, snap fits, and small-batch production.
+
+### 3. Large-Format Industrial FDM / FFF
+High-volume extrusion printers with heated chambers capable of running engineering thermoplastics (ABS, ASA, PETG, PC, Nylon, Ultem/PEI) in build envelopes far exceeding standard desktop print beds.
+
+### 4. High-Resolution Resin (SLA)
+Laser-cured photopolymer resins suited for master casting patterns, dental/medical models, and high-detail cosmetic prototypes with smooth surface finishes.
+
+### 5. CNC Machining & Post-Processing
+Precision milling, turning, surface bead blasting, anodizing, and heat treatment to complement additive manufacturing.
+
+---
+
+## Know a Local Business?
+
+If you run or work with a local shop in the Red River Valley or surrounding areas that offers services for makers, let us know! We welcome additions for:
+- Machine shops & waterjet/laser cutting
+- Sheet metal fabrication & welding
+- Powder coating, anodizing, & finishing
+- PCB fabrication & electronics assembly
+
+Send details to [feedback@fargo3d.com](mailto:feedback@fargo3d.com) or share them on our [Discord](https://discord.gg/EAwhSGMaA).

tools/Supporting-Our-Community.md

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+---
+title: "Supporting Our Community"
+category: "tools"
+order: 1
+description: "Community-tested 3D printing tools, filament dry boxes, reusable desiccant, and partner discounts."
+tags:
+  - affiliate
+  - tools
+  - filament
+  - snapmaker
+---
+
+# Supporting Our Community & Recommended Tools
+
+When you purchase supplies using the affiliate links below, proceeds go directly toward funding meetup prizes, demonstration materials, and community filament spools.
+
+## Partner Discounts
+
+### 3D Fuel Filament
+- **Discount Code**: Use code **`FARGO3D`** at checkout on [3DFuel.com](https://www.3dfuel.com/FARGO3D) for exclusive community savings.
+- **Support**: A percentage of every order using our code supports our monthly meetup prize pool.
+
+## Snapmaker Discounts
+
+### Snapmaker U1 and Official Store
+- **Referral Link**: [Snapmaker US Store](https://snapmaker-us.myshopify.com?ref=fargo3d)
+- **Coupon Code**: Use code **`fargo3d`** at checkout.
+- **Support**: Orders placed using our referral link and coupon code help support meetup prize pools, hardware demonstrations, and community supplies.
+
+## Community-Tested Gear & Supplies
+
+### 3D Print Bed Removal Tools
+- **Product Link**: [Amazon - 3D Print Removal Spatula & Tool Set](https://amzn.to/3Ln2Akf)
+- **Maker Notes**: One of the most effective and safe toolsets for releasing prints from textured and smooth PEI build plates without gouging the coating. The flexible thin spatula edge slides under brim edges easily.
+
+### Filament Storage Dry Boxes
+- **Product Link**: [Amazon - Airtight Filament Storage Boxes](https://amzn.to/4poin0c)
+- **Maker Notes**: Heavy-duty, airtight storage containers for keeping moisture-sensitive filaments (PETG, TPU, PLA+, Nylon) dry. Easily modified with pneumatic fittings for direct reverse-Bowden feeding.
+
+### Color-Changing Reusable Desiccant
+- **Product Link**: [Amazon - Reusable Color-Indicating Silica Gel Desiccant](https://amzn.to/4st52q2)
+- **Maker Notes**: High-capacity beads that change color (purple/pink) when saturated, indicating when they need to be recharged in an oven or microwave.
+- **Meetup Tip**: If you do not need a full multi-pound jug, talk to us at the monthly meetup to pick up a smaller portion.

wiki-content-gitea/Current-Challenge.md

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----
-gitea: none
-tags:
- - challenge
- - challenge-010
----
-[← Back to Home Page](Home)
-
-# Current Challenge: September 2026
-
-## Challenge: Practi"FALL" Prints
-
-As we head into fall, it's time to show off the practical power of 3D printing with **Practi"FALL" Prints**! 
-
-Whether it's an everyday household fix or a clever workshop tool, bring in a practical print that solves a problem or makes life easier.
-
-### The Focus: Functional Utility & Everyday Practicality
-The goal is to design or print a functional item that serves a practical purpose. This can be anything from a simple door stop, cord clip, or drawer organizer, to a crazy multi-levered bottle or can opener, tool jig, or replacement bracket!
-
-### Submission Requirements
-
-* **Physical Model**: Bring your practical print to the **September 16th, 2026** meetup.
-* **Range of Entries**: Anything functional qualifies—from simple everyday utility items to complex mechanical openers or tools.
-* **The Story**: Be ready to demonstrate or explain what problem your print solves, how you use it, and your printing/design approach (materials, infill, orientation for strength, etc.).
-
-### Judging & Prize
-
-* **Voting**: The group will vote on their favorite entry based on practical usefulness, creativity, and execution.
-* **Prize**: The winner will receive a **free spool of filament**!
-
-### Timeline
-
-* **Challenge Announcement**: August 19th, 2026 (at August meetup)
-* **Show & Tell / Voting**: September 16th, 2026 (during September meetup)
-* **Winner Announcement**: September 16th, 2026 (end of September meetup)
-
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-
-**This challenge is active for September 2026**

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-# 3D Print Meetup Wiki
-
-Welcome to the official wiki for our monthly 3D printing meetup! This wiki contains comprehensive information about our community, meetings, challenges, and resources.
-
-## Quick Navigation
-
-### Meeting Information
-
-- **[Meeting Itinerary](Itinerary)** - Complete meeting schedule and format
-- **[Important Dates](Important-Dates)** - Upcoming meeting dates and schedule changes
-
-### Current Challenges
-
-- **[Active Challenge](Current-Challenge)** - September 2026: "Practi\"FALL\" Prints"
-- **[Upcoming Challenge](Upcoming-Challenge)** - October 2026: [To Be Determined]
-- **[Challenge Archive](Challenge-Archive)** - Past challenges
-- **[How to Participate](Challenge-Participation)** - Guide for joining challenges
-
-### Community Resources
-
-- **[Getting Started](Getting-Started)** - New member guide
-- **[Ideas and Planning](Ideas-and-Planning)** - Future concepts and community input
-- **[Supporting Our Community](Supporting-Our-Community)** - Tools and resources to support the group
-- **[Join the Discord](https://discord.gg/EAwhSGMaA)** - Connect with the community online
-- **[Feedback](mailto:feedback@fargo3d.com)** - Send us your feedback and suggestions
-
-## About Our Meetup
-
-Our monthly 3D printing meetup brings together enthusiasts, makers, and innovators to share knowledge, showcase projects, and explore the latest in additive manufacturing technology.
-
-### Meeting Format
-
-- **Duration**: 2 hours (6:00 PM - 8:00 PM)
-- **Structure**: Social time, industry updates, show & tell, presentations
-- **Community Focus**: Learning, sharing, and networking
-
-## Additional Resources
-
-### HueForge
-
-Enhance your multi-color 3D printing projects with specialized HueForge resources:
-
-- **[3D Fuel Filament Library](https://meetup.fargo3d.com/Fargo3d/3DPrintMeetup/src/branch/master/HueForge)** - Complete filament database for accurate color printing
-- **HueForge Tutorials** - Step-by-step guides for multi-color lithophanes and techniques *(Coming Soon)*
-- **Project Galleries** - Showcase of community HueForge creations *(Coming Soon)*
-
-### Community Creators
-
-Featured 3D printing content creators, channels, and educational resources:
-
-- **YouTube Channels** - Curated list of educational 3D printing creators *(Coming Soon)*
-- **Creator Spotlights** - Featured community members and their techniques *(Coming Soon)*
-- **Educational Content** - Tutorials, reviews, and guides from trusted sources *(Coming Soon)*
-
-This section continues to grow with creator partnerships, tutorial content, and community-recommended channels to help everyone advance their 3D printing skills.
-
----
-
-**Last Updated**: August 20, 2026

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-# Ideas and Planning
-
-## Future Event Concepts
-
-### "Sliced" Design Challenge Format
-*Inspired by "Chopped" TV show format*
-
-**Concept**: Head-to-head design competition with surprise challenges
-- **Format**: Timed design challenges with specific constraints or materials
-- **Community Engagement**: Head-to-head competitions create excitement
-- **Skill Development**: Challenges participants to think creatively under pressure
-
-### Community Outreach Initiatives
-
-#### School Partnerships
-- **Target**: Local schools and robotics teams for participation
-- **Coordination**: Work with Lynn Fritz regarding scheduling and involvement
-- **Educational Value**: Introduce students to advanced 3D printing techniques
-- **Pipeline**: Create pathway from education to community involvement
-
-#### Discord Integration
-- **Community Input**: Create ballot/survey system for challenge suggestions
-- **Voting Platform**: Integrate Discord and partner schools for voting
-- **Ongoing Engagement**: Maintain community connection between meetings
-
-## Event Structure Improvements
-
-### Enhanced Show & Tell Format
-- **Multiple Categories**: Organize different sections with specific themes
-- **Recognition System**: Prizes for each category winner
-- **Documentation Strategy**: 
-  - Take photos of winners to share on social media
-  - Record videos of winners for social media sharing
-- **Hybrid Format**: Combine show & tell with competitive elements
-
-### Prize Structure Evolution
-- **Individual Category Winners**: Recognition for specific achievements
-- **Overall Competition Winner**: Grand prize for best submission
-- **People's Choice Award**: Community voting component
-
-## Monthly Challenge Development
-
-### Challenge Selection Process
-- **Monthly Themes**: Set up rotating monthly design challenges
-- **Community Input Process**:
-  - Create ballot/survey system for challenge suggestions
-  - Integrate Discord and partner schools for voting
-  - Collect feedback during meetings
-
-### Platform Integration
-- **Downslash Integration**: Coordinate with Downslash platform for submissions
-- **Cross-Platform Voting**: Enable voting across Discord and school communities
-- **Documentation Sharing**: Streamline submission and sharing processes
-
-## Implementation Timeline
-
-### Short-Term Goals (Next 3 months)
-- Complete October transparency challenge
-- Develop November challenge theme
-- Establish school partnership contacts
-
-### Medium-Term Goals (3-6 months)
-- Launch "Sliced" format pilot challenge
-- Implement Discord voting system
-- Expand community outreach
-
-### Long-Term Vision (6+ months)
-- Regular competitive events
-- Strong school partnerships
-- Multi-platform community engagement
-
-## Community Feedback Integration
-
-### Input Channels
-- **Meeting Discussions**: Collect ideas during meetups
-- **Discord Polls**: Online community voting
-- **School Feedback**: Educational partner input
-- **Organizer Coordination**: Regular planning sessions
-
-### Idea Development Process
-1. **Collection**: Gather community suggestions
-2. **Evaluation**: Assess feasibility and interest
-3. **Planning**: Develop implementation strategy
-4. **Testing**: Pilot new concepts
-5. **Refinement**: Improve based on feedback
-
----
-
-*This document represents ongoing planning discussions and community input. Ideas are subject to refinement and community approval.*

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-# Important Dates
-
-## Upcoming Meetup Schedule
-
-### Next Meetup
-
-- **August Meetup: August 19th, 2026** ✓ *Completed*
-  - Judging of August 2026 Challenge ("Gridfinity Extravaganza")
-  - Challenge announcement for September 2026 Challenge ("Practi\"FALL\" Prints")
-
-- **September Meetup: September 16th, 2026**
-  - Judging of September 2026 Challenge ("Practi\"FALL\" Prints")
-  - Challenge announcement for October 2026 Challenge ("[Theme TBD]")
-  - Focus on practical, functional prints and problem solving
-
-## Regular Meeting Schedule
-
-### Standard Schedule
-- **When**: 3rd Wednesday of each month
-- **Time**: 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
-- **Duration**: 2 hours
-
-### Meeting Format
-- **6:00-6:15 PM**: Arrival & Social Time
-- **6:15-6:45 PM**: Industry News & Updates (John)
-- **6:45-7:15 PM**: Show & Tell (includes challenge judging)
-- **7:15-7:45 PM**: Featured Presentation
-- **7:45-8:00 PM**: Closing & General Discussion
-
-## Challenge Timeline
-
-### May 2026: "Bring an Experiment (Round 2!)"
-
-- **Challenge Announcement**: April 29, 2026
-- **Submission Deadline**: May 20, 2026
-- **Judging**: May 20, 2026 meetup
-
-See [Challenge Archive](Challenge-Archive) for complete details.
-
-### June 2026: "Show & Tell Extravaganza!"
-
-- **Challenge Announcement**: June 10, 2026
-- **Submission Deadline**: June 17, 2026
-- **Judging**: June 17, 2026 meetup
-
-See [Challenge Archive](Challenge-Archive) for complete details.
-
-### July 2026: "Scarf Seams"
-
-- **Challenge Announcement**: June 17, 2026
-- **Submission Deadline**: July 15, 2026
-- **Judging**: July 15, 2026 meetup
-
-See [Challenge Archive](Challenge-Archive) for complete details.
-
-### August 2026: "Gridfinity Extravaganza"
-
-- **Challenge Announcement**: July 15, 2026
-- **Submission Deadline**: August 19, 2026
-- **Judging**: August 19, 2026 meetup
-
-See [Challenge Archive](Challenge-Archive) for complete details.
-
-### September 2026: "Practi\"FALL\" Prints"
-
-- **Challenge Announcement**: August 19, 2026
-- **Submission Deadline**: September 16, 2026
-- **Judging**: September 16, 2026 meetup
-
-See [Current Challenge](Current-Challenge) for complete details.
-
-## Meeting Location
-
-**Standard Location:**
-West Fargo Public Library  
-215 Third St. E.  
-West Fargo, ND 58078  
-
-*(Note: We will occasionally have one-off meetings at alternative venues, which will be announced in advance.)*
-
-## Contact Information
-
-[feedback@fargo3d.com](mailto:feedback@fargo3d.com)
-
----
-
-**Last Updated**: August 20, 2026

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-# Meeting Itinerary
-
-## Meeting Format & Timeline
-
-**Meeting Duration**: 2 Hours (6:00 PM - 8:00 PM)
-
-## Schedule Breakdown
-
-### 6:00 PM - 6:15 PM: Arrival & Social Time
-**Duration: 15 minutes**
-
-- Welcome new members and returning participants
-- Informal networking and conversation
-- Setup and equipment check
-- Coffee/refreshments (if available)
-
-### 6:15 PM - 6:45 PM: Industry News & Updates
-**Duration: 30 minutes**  
-**Presenter: John**
-
-- Latest 3D printing industry developments
-- New technology announcements and trends
-- 3D Fuel product updates and releases
-- Market insights and innovations
-- Q&A session for industry-related questions
-
-### 6:45 PM - 7:15 PM: Show & Tell
-**Duration: 15-30 minutes**
-
-- Community member project presentations
-- Recent prints and creations showcase
-- **Challenge judging** (when entries from previous month's challenge are present)
-- Problem-solving discussions
-- Technique sharing and tips
-- Challenge submissions and updates
-- Quick project demos
-
-### 7:15 PM - 7:45 PM: Featured Presentation
-**Duration: 30 minutes**
-
-- In-depth technical presentations
-- Guest speaker sessions
-- Workshop demonstrations
-- Challenge announcements and explanations
-- Advanced technique tutorials
-- Interactive learning sessions
-
-### 7:45 PM - 8:00 PM: Closing & General Discussion
-**Duration: 15 minutes**
-
-- Meeting wrap-up and summary
-- Upcoming events and announcements
-- Informal discussion and final questions
-- Networking and contact exchange
-- Cleanup and departure preparation
-
-## Meeting Guidelines
-
-### Participation Tips
-- **Arrive Early**: Come at 6:00 PM to maximize networking time
-- **Bring Projects**: Always welcome to share your latest prints
-- **Ask Questions**: Industry news segment is perfect for Q&A
-- **Stay Engaged**: Interactive participation encouraged throughout
-
-### Presentation Guidelines
-- **Show & Tell**: 3-5 minutes per person maximum
-- **Challenge Entries**: Bring previous month's challenge submissions for group judging
-- **Featured Presentations**: Coordinate with organizers in advance
-- **Materials**: Bring physical prints when possible
-- **Documentation**: Photos welcome for social media sharing
-
-### Meeting Etiquette
-- Respect time limits for each segment
-- Allow everyone opportunity to participate
-- Keep discussions relevant to 3D printing
-- Help with setup and cleanup as needed
-
-## Schedule Flexibility
-
-**Note**: Timing may adjust based on:
-- Number of show & tell participants
-- Challenge entries requiring judging from previous month
-- Complexity of featured presentation
-- Special events or challenges
-- Community engagement levels
-
-**Typical Variations**:
-- Show & Tell: 15-30 minutes (depending on participation and challenge judging)
-- Featured Presentation: 30 minutes (fixed duration)
-- Buffer time built into closing segment for overruns

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-# Upcoming Challenge: October 2026 (To Be Determined)
-
-## Challenge: [Theme TBD]
-
-*Details for the October 2026 challenge are currently being decided. We'll announce the full details at the September 16th meetup!*
-
-### The Focus: [TBD]
-
-*[Focus details to be added]*
-
-### Submission Requirements
-
-* **Physical Model**: Bring your print to the **October** meetup.
-* **The Story**: Be ready to tell the group about your creation.
-
-### Judging & Prize
-
-* **Voting**: The group will vote on their favorite entry.
-* **Prize**: The winner will receive a **free spool of filament**!
-
-### Timeline
-
-* **Challenge Announcement**: September 16th, 2026 (at September meetup)
-* **Show & Tell / Voting**: October 2026 (during October meetup)
-* **Winner Announcement**: October 2026 (end of October meetup)
-
----
-
-**This challenge will become active in October 2026**