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Ironleg: /* Woodworking and Metalworking */

2018-01-10T05:04:07Z

Woodworking and Metalworking

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Steamboat: /* Design and Production */

2014-02-12T18:21:45Z

Design and Production

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	* DIY Steadicam		* DIY Steadicam

	== Woodworking~~, Machinery,~~ and Metalworking ==		== Woodworking and Metalworking ==

	Hands-on classes that are more likely to be smaller in size and more expensive. Includes a shop safety section at the beginning.		Hands-on classes that are more likely to be smaller in size and more expensive. Includes a shop safety section at the beginning.
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	* Quick and Dirty Design - for Artwork and Prototyping		* Quick and Dirty Design - for Artwork and Prototyping
	* Cosplay Shop Class		* Cosplay Shop Class
	* Automotive Maintenance and Repair
	* Electric motors and how to use them
	* How gas engines work

Steamboat at 18:20, 12 February 2014

2014-02-12T18:20:33Z

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	== Design and Production ==		== Design and Production ==

	Getting the message out and sharing your creations with the world! ~~This is a pretty mixed bag, but it's hard to neatly categorize this stuff so this is what we came up with...~~		Getting the message out and sharing your creations with the world!

	* Basics of Web Design / UX		* Basics of Web Design / UX
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	* DIY Steadicam		* DIY Steadicam

	== Woodworking~~, Machinery,~~ and Metalworking ==		== Woodworking and Metalworking ==

	Hands-on classes that are more likely to be smaller in size and more expensive. Includes a shop safety section at the beginning.		Hands-on classes that are more likely to be smaller in size and more expensive. Includes a shop safety section at the beginning.
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	* Quick and Dirty Design - for Artwork and Prototyping		* Quick and Dirty Design - for Artwork and Prototyping
	* Cosplay Shop Class		* Cosplay Shop Class
	* Automotive Maintenance and Repair
	* Electric motors and how to use them
	* How gas engines work

Steamboat at 18:19, 12 February 2014

2014-02-12T18:19:20Z

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	== Design and Production ==		== Design and Production ==

	~~Getting the message out and sharing your creations with the world! This is a pretty mixed bag, but it's hard to neatly categorize this stuff so this is what we came up with...~~

	* Basics of Web Design / UX		* Basics of Web Design / UX
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	* DIY Steadicam		* DIY Steadicam

	== Woodworking~~, Machinery,~~ and Metalworking ==		== Woodworking and Metalworking ==

	Hands-on classes that are more likely to be smaller in size and more expensive. Includes a shop safety section at the beginning.		Hands-on classes that are more likely to be smaller in size and more expensive. Includes a shop safety section at the beginning.
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	* Quick and Dirty Design - for Artwork and Prototyping		* Quick and Dirty Design - for Artwork and Prototyping
	* Cosplay Shop Class		* Cosplay Shop Class
	* Automotive Maintenance and Repair
	* Electric motors and how to use them
	* How gas engines work

Steamboat: Created page with " Here are some ideas for classes that we think the Freeside community would love - == Electronics and Microcontrollers == There are a lot of great electronics resources at ..."

2014-02-12T18:05:14Z

Created page with " Here are some ideas for classes that we think the Freeside community would love - == Electronics and Microcontrollers == There are a lot of great electronics resources at ..."

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	* JeeNode, Ninja Blocks, BeagleBone, NETduino, etc...		* JeeNode, Ninja Blocks, BeagleBone, NETduino, etc...
	* Fun with Analog and Digital LEDs		* Fun with Analog and Digital LEDs

	~~== 2D and 3D modeling ==~~

	~~Lots of interest in this stuff lately...~~

	* Intro to 3D Printing
	* Using the Laser Cutter
	* OpenSCAD, 123D Design, etc... CAD basics
	* 3D Scanning with the (whatever) device
	* Prototyping with 3D Printing!

	~~== Design and Production ==~~

	~~Getting the message out and sharing your creations with the world! This is a pretty mixed bag, but it's hard to neatly categorize this stuff so this is what we came up with...~~

	* Basics of Web Design / UX
	* Ways to think about Product Design
	* Intro to Screenwriting
	* Podcasting on a Budget
	* Editing your Podcasts using (whatever) software
	* Arduino-controlled Camera Mounts
	* DIY Steadicam

	~~== Woodworking, Machinery, and Metalworking ==~~

	~~Hands-on classes that are more likely to be smaller in size and more expensive. Includes a shop safety section at the beginning.~~

	* Intro to Machining
	* Intro to Woodworking
	* Intro to Mold Making
	* Intro to Blacksmithing
	* Quick and Dirty Design - for Artwork and Prototyping
	* Cosplay Shop Class
	* Automotive Maintenance and Repair
	* Electric motors and how to use them
	* How gas engines work