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Welcome to the Factur Wiki site!

Orlando's first non-profit Makerspace.

To support our mission to help people make what they imagine:

Join us at Factur.org to innovate, create and collaborate. Our Members enjoy 24/7 access to our facility and equipment.

The Makerspace Manifesto

Everyone is a maker.
Our world is what we make it.
If you can imagine it, you can make it.
If you can't open it, you don't own it.
We share what we make and help each other make what we share.
We see ourselves as more than consumers--we are productive; we are creative.
Makers ask "What can I do with what I know?"
Makes seek out opportunities to learn to do new things, especially through hands-on, do-it- yourself (DIY) interactions.
The divisions between subjects like math, art and science dissolve when you are making things.
Making is an interdisciplinary endeavor.
It's alright if you fail, as long as you use it as an opportunity to learn and to make something better.
We're not about winners and losers. We're about everyone making things better.
We help one another do better. Be open, inclusive, encouraging and generous in spirit.
We celebrate other Makers-what they make, how they make it and the enthusiasm and passion that drives them.

Safety map of Fire Extinguishers, First Aid Kits, Exits and Eye Wash Station Locations
What to do in an Emergency

Consult the User's Guide for information on using the wiki software.

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 To support our mission to help people make what they imagine:
 *Join us at [http://factur.org Factur.org] to innovate, create and collaborate.  Our Members enjoy 24/7 access to our facility and equipment.
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+The Makerspace Manifesto
+*Everyone is a maker.
+*Our world is what we make it.
+*If you can imagine it, you can make it.
+*If you can't open it, you don't own it.
+*We share what we make and help each other make what we share.
+*We see ourselves as more than consumers--we are productive; we are creative.
+*Makers ask "What can I do with what I know?"
+*Makes seek out opportunities to learn to do new things, especially through hands-on, do-it- yourself (DIY) interactions.
+*The divisions between subjects like math, art and science dissolve when you are making things.
+*Making is an interdisciplinary endeavor.
+*It's alright if you fail, as long as you use it as an opportunity to learn and to make something better.
+*We're not about winners and losers. We're about everyone making things better.
+*We help one another do better. Be open, inclusive, encouraging and generous in spirit.
+*We celebrate other Makers-what they make, how they make it and the enthusiasm and passion that drives them.