There is basically no home ec, wood or metal shop courses anymore. This class would bring back the hands on learning many students crave. Given this range of possibilities it would be impossible to make a one-size-fits-all template for developing a Makerspace. Instead this document is an outline providing an à la carte approach to selecting equipment, tools, and materials for a new Makerspace, allowing it to best serve the needs of its makers. It covers outfitting a space from the floor up and the walls in including space requirements, workbenches, storage, and maintenance materials. We chose tools and materials to be easy-to-use and useful on a broad range of projects. The amounts we suggest you purchase are to support the work of up to 25 makers at once in a space, for a semesters worth of projects. The quantities should be adjusted to match the number of makers and length of projects for your particular space.
Posted on: Sun, 03 Nov 2013 14:36:01 +0000
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