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During the 2007 US Presidential debates, Tom Brokaw asked candidates Obama and McCain whether our challenges would be best solved by "... funding a Manhattan-style project or by supporting 100,000 garages across America to encourage the kind of industry and innovation that developed Silicon Valley?"

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We're all "Makers" in one way or another, because we all have something that we want to make. It could be a piece of furniture, a part for your new energy innovation, a cool art project, or an idea for emergency housing. It could be for a personal project and you might be able to make all the pieces yourself, but some projects or components require a level of precision or efficiency that you just can't do with the tools or time that you have available.

Inspired by Tom Brokaw's question to the presidential candidates, 100Kgarages is a community of workshops all over the world that are run by "Fabbers", with digital fabrication tools for precisely cutting, machining, drilling, or sculpting the components of your project. We're here to help hook you up with these Fabbers. 100kGarages is also a place to learn how the process works and to help you create and refine your own creative designs and make them "Fabber ready"....Learn more

 

Ready to go Straight to a Fabber?  Want to connect directly with one of the garages? Find one near you by searching the Fabbers Map, or post your job on the 100kGarages JobBoard to get bids from Fabbers all over.

 

Want to Do Some Design Work Yourself First?  Feel like you need a little help designing your parts before talking to a Fabber? Learn more here.

"It has been the risk-takers, the doers, the Makers of things - some celebrated but more often men and women obscure in their labor, who have carried us up the long, rugged path towards prosperity and freedom." Barack Obama, Inaugural Speech 1/2009

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