10BitWorks is a non-profit, membership-supported project space and learning center known as a hackerspace. 10BitWorks Hackerspace in San Antonio, Texas is a 501(c)3 non-profit garage-lab environment where hobbyists get together to make their own creations whether practical, experimental, or silly. Hackerspaces pride themselves on obtaining equipment that you just won’t be able to house yourself in a small apartment or in a sprawling HOA-controlled suburban home. Our diverse membership consists of: radio operators, video and board game designers, machinists, programmers, NASA engineers, embedded systems engineers, and college students.
We recently updated our distributor, reseller and hackerspace pricing! Now, 1 quantity has UP TO a 30% discount off many items, this is allows you to get a great discount by just ordering 1 of something. Great for folks who just want to try 1 item of each of something out in their store, etc. As always, once you order 50+ or more of something the discount goes UP TO 40% off many items as well. Note! *Not ALL items have reseller pricing, reseller pricing is for items we can discount for our resellers. We are adding more all the time! Remember, the minimum order is $250 per order, not including shipping.
We have a very easy reseller program and would love to have more great people & companies as a distributors/resellers/hackerspaces. Our products are high-quality and we think they’re the best engineered & designed in the market.
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