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Freeside Atlanta

Freeside AtlantaAtlanta’s premiere Hacker/Makerspace.
Displays of past projects (offroad wheelchair, infinity mirror, hexacopter, etc)
Demo: Midi controlled Tesla coil, Twitter controlled RGB christmas lights
Hands-on: (Lockpicking, others in progress)

Freeside Atlanta

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Mini Mini Mini was a BIG Success!

It was standing room only at the Sandy Springs Library Saturday for the Mini Mini Mini Maker Faire exhibit. Geared towards the young adult members, over 75 guests and 10 makers participated in the afternoon event. Special thanks to Marlan Brinkley, the Teen Services Librarian, for hosting the event. Resources and contacts for the event are listed for those who want to reach out and learn more about the programs and makers they saw.

Marlan Brinkley

Teen Services Librarian

Atlanta-Fulton Public Library System

Sandy Springs Branch Library

395 Mt. Vernon Hwy NE?Atlanta, GA 30328

Telephone: 404.303.6130?Efax: 404.335.5867?Email: [email protected]

www.afpls.org

 

Atlanta Mini Maker Faire

David Sluder

[email protected]

http://www.MakerFaireATL.com

 

Copper Dancer Designs

Julia Benson-Slaughter

http://copperdancerdesigns.com

[email protected]

 

Decatur Maker Space

email: [email protected]

website: http://www.decaturmakers.org

facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Decatur-Makers/345280595589864

 

Freeside Atlanta

Steven Sutton

[email protected]

Join our Facebook group: FreesideATL

Join our Meetup group: Freeside-Atlanta

 

Geekspace Gwinnett

Shapeways remote 3D printing -Chris Hill?[email protected]

Raspberry Pi - Steve Peters [email protected]

 

HYREL LLC

Dan Hutchinson

www.hyrel3d.com

[email protected]

(404)-914-1748

 

Maker Scout

Kimberly Varney

http://www.MakerScout.com

[email protected]

(404) 919-5108

 

Maker Camp

http://makezine.com/maker-camp/

 

The Science of Fun

Kris Webb

[email protected]

www.thescienceoffun.org

404-969-2161

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Atlanta Makers Meetup Jan. 10, 2013

Last week, the Atlanta Makers Meetup was held at MASS Collective, a new Makerspace in downtown Atlanta in the Castleberry Hill area. Once it opens its doors to the public, they will plan on having the same type of membership business model as other Makerspaces, like My Inventor Club or Freeside, where individuals pay monthly dues to keep the place going.

Duncan Shirah, whose day job takes him to the Inferno Art Foundry while after hours he works on his own projects, had many of his creations on display including a cocktail drink dispenser, a disguise-making machine, and more.

Credit: Jay Caudle

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