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** [http://mjmarggraff.com/gravitygames/ Gravity Games] has a team of teens make a game for printing and playing in space. | ** [http://mjmarggraff.com/gravitygames/ Gravity Games] has a team of teens make a game for printing and playing in space. | ||
** [https://www.nutsandboltsfoundation.org/camps/host-a-camp Nuts Bolts and Things]. You can host one of their camps. | |||
Revision as of 14:58, 7 November 2018
Resources for Creating A New Space
Great Examples
- Walkthrough the Urban Workshop space. A very inspiring tour.
- Why do we need makerspaces?
Organizing
- Nation of Makers US non-profit helping maker spaces.
- How-to guide from Nation of Makers, an excellent document.
- How to set your membership price
- A presentation on the process of organizing, help guiding the conversation with your initial group of friends.
- Non-profit real estate development
- APROE, a company the specializes in machine shop set-up
- Open Works Baltimore, blog on how they started
- A guide from FormLabs: Incentives and Ingredients for Building a Makerspace
- Makerspace organizing experiences
- Tax Exempt Status
- Getting City Help in Opening a Makerspace
Infrastucture
- Access Control Systems - For doors and machines
- Machine Maintenance Tracking
- Managing Your Membership List
- Scheduling Software - To make reservations
- Asset Tracking
- Maker Network is creating free software for makerspaces
- Online class repository
- Member Handbook for Maker Works.
Suites
These solutions cover several functions you might need.
Tools
- An interesting concept: Standard Operating Procedures
- A great safety guide from Berkeley
- Safety training from Power Tool Institute
- Safety Training
Fixtures
Education
Links to several kinds of education:
- Basic Operation Safety Standard (BOSS) - Use a piece of equipment safely.
- Skill Improvement - Projects aimed at improving a particular maker skill. Dovetail joints, Laser Cutter use of color, 3D printer wall thickness, anything you can think of.
- Project Classes - Classes where the students build some specific thing. Personalized 3D printed key fob, book case, bird feeder, purse, etc.
- Merit Badges - Classes for scouts that help them earn a specific merit badge.
- Other
- Gravity Games has a team of teens make a game for printing and playing in space.
- Nuts Bolts and Things. You can host one of their camps.