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The Generate for Generations program is designed for community patrons based on the Lean Startup methodology that focuses on the build, measure, and learn loop. It will be a three-part series taking place February – April.
Part I: In Plane View - Makerspace 101
In Part I of the series, patrons will be trained on the basic concepts of working out ideas on a plane from a 2D perspective in relation to designing for production in 3D. Patrons will be introduced to Makerspace equipment (3D printers, Laser Engraver, CNC Router) and software used to develop products. The course will also introduce the concept around developing a product for consumers or for general purposes related to their business..
Part II: Makerspace 102 - Raising your Ideas
Part II of the series, it is an introductory course that takes patrons from 2D to 3D concepts in design and takes a more in-depth look into creating g-codes. A continuum of training around the basic use of Makerspace equipment. Raising Your Ideas will cover software basics, the Z-Axis, the G-Code and extruding the design.
Part III: Makerspace 103 - Making Your Mark
In Part III of the series, patrons will learn to implement designs for production, and they will also learn how to safely use equipment. Patrons will learn how to navigate equipment from the software that supports it, and how to produce material on 3D equipment.
The Generate for Generations program is designed for community patrons based on the Lean Startup methodology that focuses on the build, measure, and learn loop. It will be a three-part series taking place February – April.
Part II: Makerspace 102 - Raising your Ideas
Part II of the series, it is an introductory course that takes patrons from 2D to 3D concepts in design and takes a more in-depth look into creating g-codes. A continuum of training around the basic use of Makerspace equipment. Raising Your Ideas will cover software basics, the Z-Axis, the G-Code and extruding the design.
WHAT IS A MAKERSPACE?
A makerspace is a room that contains tools and components, allowing people to enter with an idea and leave with a complete project. It is a communal area that helps people learn, collaborate, and share ideas. Makerspaces help people to explore, create new things, or improve things that already exist.
WHAT DOES THE GENERATOR’S MAKERSPACE MEAN TO BUSINESSES, ENTREPRENEURS, WOULD-BE ENTREPRENEURS, AND MAKERS IN PINE BLUFF?
The Generator’s Makerspace at 435 South Main Street in Pine Bluff provides an opportunity for inventors, engineers, business owners, entrepreneurs, would-be entrepreneurs, and makers to work and collaborate on ideas and projects for product development, business improvements, hobbies, and events. The Generator’s Makerspace provides a platform to engage community and business development for the young and old.
HOW AND WHEN WILL THE SPACE BE UTILIZED?
The Generator’s Makerspace will open the first week in February. It will be open Monday-Friday, from 9:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. It will offer periodic after hours for working members to utilize the space. Members can schedule appointments to have one-on-one consultations, attend workshops for assistance in using the equipment and/or design software. The space is equipped with 3D printers, a laser engraver, a CNC router, and workspaces that are ideal for designing and tinkering. An on-site makerspace facilitator is available to assist members in product development.
Coming in April
Part III: Making Your Mark - Makerspace 103 - April
In Makerspace 103, patrons will learn to implement designs for production, and they will also learn how to safely use equipment. Patrons will learn how to navigate equipment from the software that supports it, and how to produce material on 3D equipment.
For questions, email: info@goforwardpb.org
The Generate for Generations program is designed for community patrons based on the Lean Startup methodology that focuses on the build, measure, and learn loop. It will be a three-part series taking place February – April.
Part I: In Plane View - Makerspace 101
In Part I of the series, patrons will be trained on the basic concepts of working out ideas on a plane from a 2D perspective in relation to designing for production in 3D. Patrons will be introduced to Makerspace equipment (3D printers, Laser Engraver, CNC Router) and software used to develop products. The course will also introduce the concept around developing a product for consumers or for general purposes related to their business..
WHAT IS A MAKERSPACE?
A makerspace is a room that contains tools and components, allowing people to enter with an idea and leave with a complete project. It is a communal area that helps people learn, collaborate, and share ideas. Makerspaces help people to explore, create new things, or improve things that already exist.
WHAT DOES THE GENERATOR’S MAKERSPACE MEAN TO BUSINESSES, ENTREPRENEURS, WOULD-BE ENTREPRENEURS, AND MAKERS IN PINE BLUFF?
The Generator’s Makerspace at 435 South Main Street in Pine Bluff provides an opportunity for inventors, engineers, business owners, entrepreneurs, would-be entrepreneurs, and makers to work and collaborate on ideas and projects for product development, business improvements, hobbies, and events. The Generator’s Makerspace provides a platform to engage community and business development for the young and old.
HOW AND WHEN WILL THE SPACE BE UTILIZED?
The Generator’s Makerspace will open the first week in February. It will be open Monday-Friday, from 9:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. It will offer periodic after hours for working members to utilize the space. Members can schedule appointments to have one-on-one consultations, attend workshops for assistance in using the equipment and/or design software. The space is equipped with 3D printers, a laser engraver, a CNC router, and workspaces that are ideal for designing and tinkering. An on-site makerspace facilitator is available to assist members in product development.
Coming in March and April
Part II: Raising Your Ideas - Makerspace 102 - March
Patrons will learn how to go from 2D to 3D concepts in design and takes a more in-depth look into creating g-codes. A continuum of training around the basic use of Makerspace equipment
Part III: Making Your Mark - Makerspace 103 - April
In Makerspace 103, patrons will learn to implement designs for production, and they will also learn how to safely use equipment. Patrons will learn how to navigate equipment from the software that supports it, and how to produce material on 3D equipment.
For questions, you may email Verna Perry
Makerspace Facilitator
perryverna@goforwardpb.org
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P.O. Box 6316
Pine Bluff, AR 71611-6316
(870) 663-0200
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