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Part 5—David Scheltma: Bringing the Maker Community to a Broader Audience

Make: Magazine has a preference for publishing projects with open-source hardware and allowing others to hack them, enabling the community to design and build their own electronics ideas. Last year Make: Magazine had 131 Maker Faire events—they are exploding. This movement is taking off because people feel that they are a part of the community.

EPISODES (7)
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Part 1—Adrian Bowyer: The RepRap* Community

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Part 2—Lenore Edman: The EggBot* Community, Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories

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Part 3—André Knoerig: The Evolution of the Fritzing* Community

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Part 4—The Role of Trust when Choosing Products and Tools

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Part 5—David Scheltma: Bringing the Maker Community to a Broader Audience

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Part 6—Balancing Optimization and Capabilities with Accessibility

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Part 7—Discussion: Interchange Formats between Printed Circuit Board Layout Programs

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