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Reminds me a lot of the shops at the University of Idaho. I use to work on the my engineering and personal projects at the shops. I remember sneaking in and using the CNC machines and lathes. I got caught a few times after hours by the profs or the grad students, but they always thought it was funny that a student would sneak into school to do work.