Fabrication
3D printing, CAD, enclosure design, CNC work, laser cutting, mounts, brackets and custom parts.
If you can build it, print it, program it, solder it, climb it, lift it, host it or help deploy it, there should be a way for the community to find you. The Mesh Resource Network connects people who can help with people who need help.
The registry is designed around practical capabilities, not titles. You do not need to be an engineer or professional installer to contribute.
3D printing, soldering, CAD, coding, Linux, Raspberry Pi, antennas, wiring, solar, documentation and more.
Join as a builder →Test equipment, printers, lifts, tools, trailers, generators, bucket trucks, ladders and field gear.
List equipment →Rooftops, towers, farms, silos, commercial buildings, high elevation property or infrastructure space.
Offer a site →Post what you need and where you need it so someone nearby with the right capability can step in.
Request help →Approved public information is pulled from the Resource Network registry. Private contact details, exact addresses and sensitive site information never appear on this board.
Submit directly from NoBarsClub.com. Your public profile can appear on the live board and a public version can be sent automatically to the Resource Network Discord channel. Your private contact information stays in the registry.
Post a request directly from this page. It can appear on the public Help Board and automatically reach the Discord community while your private contact information stays out of the public post.
This is intentionally broad. The network should be useful whether somebody owns a soldering iron or a 150 foot tower.
3D printing, CAD, enclosure design, CNC work, laser cutting, mounts, brackets and custom parts.
Soldering, PCB repair, wiring, power systems, solar, batteries, connectors and troubleshooting.
Meshtastic, MeshCore, Linux, Python, Raspberry Pi, MQTT, Malla, APIs, websites and automation.
Antennas, coax, testing, node configuration, coverage planning, mapping and infrastructure design.
Tower climbers, roof access, bucket trucks, ladder trucks, lifts, installers and field deployment help.
Towers, rooftops, farms, silos, commercial properties, elevated homes, power and internet availability.
Public profiles show only enough information to make a useful connection.
Use a town, county, region or service radius. Exact home addresses and private site coordinates stay private until both sides agree.
The backend stores private contact information separately. Discord and the public website receive only the safe public version.
No Bars Club does not certify climbers, electricians, drivers or installers. Verify qualifications, insurance and legal requirements before arranging regulated or hazardous work.
A regional network becomes stronger when builders know who can print a part, fix a board, write code, climb a tower, bring a lift or provide the site that connects two communities.