Introducing the Maker's Database. If you have an interest in creating anything, you'd be surprise how much valuable information you have in your head. You might think that little detail you know is insignificant, but others might really appreciate learning that from you. So please support the Maker's Database and share any little hint or tip you might have, so others might benefit.
And if you are just starting your maker's journey, and are getting excited about a new project, craft or construction. Then our community is here to support you. Unsure of how to proceed, then simply ask a question, get a reply and let others in the future, benefit from your experience.
This is my mission for the Maker's Database. I hope you join our family friendly community, you are absolutely very welcome.
PS, want to know more? Read my silly blog rambles, or chat to me in my community thingy.
Daniel Wells
(that is not my signature by the way, but it looks nice doesn't it!)
Basically, I want to create a website where people can ask making-related questions. Or share making-related hints, tips or knowledge. Questions and knowledge are obviously split into categories, such as Jewellery, Woodwork, Sewing, Metal Fabrication and on and on etc.
I call this depository of all making-related questions and knowledge, the "Maker’s Database".
SOCIETY OF MAKERSI wanted to make the website as easy to use as possible. Ask a question, comment, reply and like. There are no bad questions and no bad replies.
If you like the idea of making something. If you are planning to make something. Or if you are halfway through and stuck. Just add a question into the Maker’s Database and wait for a reply.
SOCIETY OF MAKERSOr if you are an experienced maker in your category. Please share, please! Literally use the Share Knowledge button.
Knowledge is the most valuable commodity we need to start saving. Even the smallest things may be incredibly valuable to someone. So please add in your little tricks so others might benefit.
And if you know a lot about a little, then please just wait for me to pull up a chair.
SOCIETY OF MAKERSIf you can make it, you can share it. I want the Maker's Database to be for everyone, no matter skill level, age, gender, industry etc.
Whether you are dainty princess, sewing the world’s floofiest dress; or a big, hairy, bearded metal worker making a new exhaust for a 1936 EL Knucklehead. Well you are all very welcome to share you experience or ask a question.
SOCIETY OF MAKERSSo hopefully all of that makes some sort of sense. Basically questions, answers, comments, replies, images etc. All for the world's most creative types. PLUS, a lot more community things to come.
So why not just take a browse through the Maker's Database and if you find someone you can help, well, you know what to do.
Maybe, get a friend involved as well, that would be cool.
Hopefully, I'll see you inside.
Daniel
(still not my signature, really, I need to change that!)