hubfeenix.fi/cms/makerspace.yaml

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  header: Makerspace
  text: "Makerspace\r\n\r\nThe makers movement is transforming consumers into creaters.
    By sharing otherwise expensive tools, it allows everyone to start exploring and
    producing through otherwise inaccessible means.\r\nIn Finland this builds on the
    traditional adult education and expands it into new technologies like electronics
    and 3d printing.\r\nWe start with traditional tools that we know and have, like
    woodworking, sowing, and metalworking. And we will expand into electronics and
    3d technologies as funding starts coming. (See wish-list below if you want to
    help)"
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  header: Different workshops
  text: "Some of the machines, but all of the spaces described here exists. Also courses
    for all the activities will be part of a shared future, and if you have something
    to contribute (or teach) contact us.\r\nIf you want to use any of the facilities,
    see below."
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    subheader: Sharing machines and experiences
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  header: 3D
  text: "We have 2 3d printers, one small, on large, to allow everyone to try to bring
    their imagination to the physical world.\r\nAdditionally to hard and soft plastics,
    3d printers can be used to print aluminium and carbon fibre to produce usable
    machine parts.\r\nComputers and software for designing are available."
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  header: Clothes
  text: "The thrid floor makerspace already has some sowing machines and will get
    more. We are sourcing industrial sawing and embroidering machines so no project
    is too big (or small). The large rooms is set up for a shared working environment,
    enabling knowledge to be shared easily.\r\nPrivate lockers make it easy to interrupt
    and return to your project in your own time."
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  header: Metal workshop and garage
  text: "The building has a garage workshop and we will move our metal workshop there.
    There is a saw, drills, different welders (gas, stick, mig) and wrenches to allow
    members to build the robot of their dreams, or fix their car.\r\nSmaller side
    rooms allow for private and more detailed work, and we are looking to get a  lathe,
    possibly also a cnc machine."
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  header: Electronics
  text: "This is in the third floor, set up as a basic electronics workshop.\r\nCurrently
    we only have a soldering iron and a lab power source, but we are hoping to buy
    oscilloscopes and other measuring equipment that will allow members to do everything
    from a small LED project to arduino or raspberry pi based robots."
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  header: Clay
  text: Hub Feenix is looking to buy a clay oven, and set aside one or two wet spaces
    for clay work. Both free form sculpturing and table turning facilities will be
    available for hobbyists to try their hand at clay.
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  header: Woodworking
  text: "We have a full woodworking workshop, we just need to move the machines to
    Hub Feenix.\r\n\r\nWe will make this available to trained members on an hourly
    basis much like nikkariverstas in Espoo.\r\n\r\nThe workshop will have all large
    machines (as in the picture) and a separate hand tool for smaller projects."
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    header: Name
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    header: Email
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    header: Phone
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  header: Participate
  text: "If you want to use any of the facilities or machines listed above, you need
    to be a member of the coop. This requires a small fee and a certain amount of
    participation in general tasks.\r\n\r\nAdditionally some machines will require
    skill to operate, and you need to prove that you are able, possibly participate
    in training.\r\n\r\n​Consumables, like wood, thread, clay, electronic parts, cost
    but many basic ones are made available at cost price by the coop.\r\n\r\n​Currently
    many of the facilities are still being built up, but if you want to participate
    already, or be notified when a certain facility is ready, fill the form below.\r\n\r\nIf
    you want to stay informed about planned meetings, courses and happening, join
    the Makers forum here.\r\n"
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