Introduction
Background
Working spaces. We use them to work. But they are so much more than that.
Working spaces are also places in which ideas are shared and skills are sharpened.
But for as much as I love shared working spaces, I also love my personal working spaces. And so far in my life with my living situations, these have been always quite close to where I lay my head down to sleep.
Requirements
Scope of work
Really since I got to college freshman year I had a crude workshop. Well, freshman year it was more of an all purpose desk with some tools. But very quickly to sophomore year I got basic soldering in, which was my first great leap. Not having to travel to the Makerspace with electronics projects was huge because electronics components are quite small and easily lost. And also delicate.
Capabilities
The main
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Resources
Again, I gotta divide this into a college and post-college section just because my budget has drastically increased since college.
Time, budget, and tools needed
I paid just $1,250 for a total of all the major EE equipment I have
Workspace 2 - College
Workspace 2 - Dallas
