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--- faq [2017/12/16 02:24] – suzuki650xs
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 ===May I Bring My Child?===
-Kids are absolutely welcome at the Bodgery!  Kids under 16 need to have an adult actively engaged with them while there. ("Sit here while I make stuff in the other room" is not allowed.) Young adults 16+ are allowed to work independently in the shop, but like any other guest or member, must follow our policies, and get trained on trickier tools. We also have a kids' shelf of activities, and we love it when they like to make things!
+Kids are absolutely welcome at the Bodgery!  Kids under 16 need to have an adult actively engaged with them while there. ("Sit here while I make stuff in the other room" is not allowed.) Young adults 16+ are allowed to work independently in the shop as guests and become members. For younger peoples we have a kids' shelf of activities, and we love it when they like to make things!
 Keep in mind that it is a shop with tools and projects that sometimes involve fumes, hot things, and sharp things. It may not be the safest place for very young children unless diligently watched.
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 We're open to the public during our Open Shop nights - Mondays 6-8:00pm, and Fridays 7-10pm.  That's an excellent time to see the tools, and ask around about options.
+=== Can you make this thing for me? ===
+Generally, no. We are not a fabrication company. We offer the tools for people to make things themselves, and the support from the community of makers.
+=== HELP!! EMERGENCY!! I need your help making this thing right now. ===
+Well...that probably won't work out.  While one of our experienced members can often lend advice, your timing and theirs may not coincide. They might also be busy working on their own project, which is why they joined.  If you have time, finding some help usually works out well. But if you're in a hurry, or if the help you need is significant, your best bet is to reach out to local businesses in that line of work.