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thewordreaper · 5 years ago

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Not Some Ordinary Name

My 2nd story for @short-story-slam

(This story is an independent story that falls into my supervillain universe. You don’t need to read my first story to understand this but you should because it’s great.)

Moira was convinced that Grahitha was going to break her phone. “What’s happening?” She asked as Grahitha typed furiously at her screen.

“So apparently,” She said, not looking up but raising her voice too much. “Zeher went and got himself a girlfriend and he’s too busy trying to book a restaurant for her, so he’s ditching us again.”

“We are never inviting him on-” Moira was cut off as a lumbering figure draped himself over Grahitha.

“Seriously? Is she on Insta?” He asked, removing his obnoxiously large phone.

“Well probably,” She said, holding her hand up so that he could see the screen. “But he follows so many accounts it’s hard to tell which one is hers.”

“Stop.” Said Moira, waving her hands between them. “That’s a mission for a different day. KC get out. What are you doing here anyway?”

He grinned. “I have a gig here tonight. The Downtown Ostrich is going to pull off his slickest heist yet.”

“Please don’t ever say the word slick again.” Muttered Moira.

“So what are you planning?” Asked Grahitha her voice rising in excitement.

“I thought I’d keep it simple and just send them all to sleep. Although I have a Sonic Disc jus in case.”

“Can you stop!” Said Moira waving her hands between them again. “Please stop discussing your villainous plans in the middle of a mall where we have also planned a heist!”

“You’re the one shouting now grumbled Grahitha. "Anyway, I can’t see why we can’t do this with just two people.”

“The smoke machines! The smoke machines Grahitha! Who’s going to operate the smoke machines?”

“It can’t be that hard…”

“It’s a special one I ordered from Paracelsus. You know, Revanth.” Said Moira. “There is one person I could ask though.”

“Who.. began Grahitha before her eyes widened in realisation. "No.” She said, taking several steps back. “No way. Absolutely not.”

“Too late.” Said Moira, as she typed out a quick message. There was an immediate response. “Oh, nice. He’s in the mall already. I’ll just forward the instructions to him”

“It had to be him didn’t it.”

“Who’s this mystery person then?” Asked KC.

“Get out!” They screamed in unison.

Then they waited in awkwardly for their third party member.

“Soooo.” Began Moira, “Your villain name, how’s that coming along?”

“She sighed. "I’ve been thinking of the Monstrous Maiden, but I don’t think it’s really me you know?”

She frowned. “What about you, any luck with Raat ki Raani?”

“I wish! I even added the flowers to my mask. How hard is it for the media to get it. The closest I got was a tabloid saying I had hair as black as the night. Well, they’re going to get it right today. That’s what today’s all about.” She stated.

Grahitha looked stunned. “Wait’ seriously?”

“Yeah, seriously. Why did you think we were doing this?”

“To hang out, have a good time. You haven’t given me a holiday in ages.”

Moira glared at her. “This is serious business.” She pointed forcefully at the floor. After a beat of outraged silence, she spoke again. “Everything is in place, isn’t it?”

Grahitha rolled her eyes. “Yeah. I didn’t touch any of the settings.”

“HI!” Exclaimed a loud voice, nearly causing them to jump in fright. Waving enthusiastically at them was Adi, six foot four, with unevenly cropped hair and limbs that looked in danger of falling off his body.

“Grahitha! It’s so wonderful that I’m working with you.”

“Hey, dude.” She said, sounding tired, “Still an intern I hope ?”

“Not for long.” He said dramatically, placing his hand over his chest.

“I will be the terror of this city someday and you will be proud. And oh!” He broke from his pose to rummage through the pockets of his jacket. “How do you feel about poetry?” He said triumphantly, holding up a couple of yellow post-it notes.

Moira and Grahitha gaped at him, all rational thought having completely given up on this scene. He cleared his throat before starting. “For green is a colour,

Found on leaves, found on trees,

Which are often found to sway’

In the breezy breeze. Oh, wait.” He shuffled the yellow patches of paper in his hands. “That’s the fifth verse.”

“No!” Yelled Moira, as rational thought returned and smacked her in the face. A baby in a nearby stroller started crying.

“No no no no no no no no no no no. No.” She jumped in between them and shifted her gaze between the two of them.

“No. No.” She stood on her toes to look straight into his face. “No!” She barked. He took a hasty step back.

“Moira, are you okay?” Asked Grahitha. “Are you stuck on ‘no’ for today?”

Moira closed her eyes, clenched her fists and took several deep breaths, imagining a pile of gold falling into her lap every time she inhaled. “In the next ten minutes,” She said, every word strained, “We will have entered that store, emptied it an disappeared from her. Standard issue stuff and if you can’t pull it off I’m going to gist wrap you in police tape and place you at the nearest hero’s doorstep.”

Grahitha flashed her a thumbs up. Adi slipped around her to kneel in front of Grahitha and placed his hand over his heart again.

“I will not let the deep affection and admiration I have for you to interfere with this mission even if every time I see you the world aligns itself to showcase your splendour.”

“I’m going to gift wrap myself.”

“I’m not going to pay for the tape.” Warned Moira.

“I will.” Said Adi, earnestly, getting down on both knees, “Once I can organise a heist of my own, I shall rob every stationery shop in the city of its stock.”

“I want to be paid double.” Yelled Grahitha after Moira’s already retreating form.

Within the next two minutes, they were all in position. Moira was pretending to wander aimlessly through the shop as her shoes left a trail of nearly invisible dust. Adi was pretending to examine a row of earrings. He had a single post-it stuck to his shirt. Grahitha was in the vents above, hopefully with a mask this time.

The doors closed with a bang and a split second later there was a second bang from above. Moira whistled once, low and long before snapping her fingers and plunging the store into darkness. Smoke began to rise from below, and she hoped desperately that Adi had configured it right. She snapped her fingers again and the lights flickered slowly. She hadn’t found much use for her powers yet, but it made one hell of an entrance.

She pulled on her mask, black with small, white jasmine flowers cascading of one side. It was clasped behind her head with magnets. She slipped a small device into her mouth and climbed onto the table. Another snap and she was illuminated by a single light. She really wished she had a mike, the long ones you could curl your body around. Maybe next time. “If you were attracted here by the Diwali sale, you will not believe my prices.” She said her voice low and dusky, completely transformed.

“If you’re wondering how,” She said, snapping her fingers again, and the light shifted focus to the now-empty racks behind her. At least they worked fas. “I’ll leave behind my name, a calling card of sorts. Just start asking around and your most coveted piece will find its way into your hands.” She stalked across the counter until her hand closed around the rope hanging from the ceiling.

“The smoke will immobilize you until all the jewels are mine. Please take this time to decide what you’d like to buy. It will be a pleasure doing business with you.”

A final snap plunged the store into darkness once again, and they were gone.

Well, almost.

“We actually have a little more time than we need.” Said a nervous voice accompanied by thinking as he climbed the counter in the dark. “I was hoping some of you would be nice enough to give me some feedback on this poem I wrote for a truly spectacular girl.”

A day later:

Moira handed the still folded paper to Grahitha.

“You can read it out.” She said. “If they can’t get it right even after I spelt it out for them I give up. Do you know how many people I’ve had to pay to act as runners? Oh, you just need to say her name to contact her. It’s the most expensive way to sell stuff. It better be worth it.”

“Jewel thief strikes again.” Read out Grahitha. “Are we witnessing the greatest robberies of the century or the greatest love story?” Grahitha looked up at her. “Are you sure you want me to continue?”

“What is Adi doing at the moment?”

“Someone insulted his poetry, so he’s hatching out a convoluted plan to get revenge on them. He might make a villain yet.” She added thoughtfully.

“Good. Because he’s not getting paid.”

“Are you sure you want me to continue? Like absolutely sure ?”

“Do you also want to not get paid?”

Grahitha gave up and continued. “Who is Ram and who is his queen ? And to what lengths is he willing to go for her?”

Moira stared at her in confusion. Grahitha handed the newspaper over. “Er, I think the love story is about you.” She said apologetically.

Spread across the front page of the paper was a picture of the barren jewellery shelf. The smoke formed clearly defined words in front of it. 'Ram ki Raani’.

“He spelt it wrong.” Said Moira in disbelief. “That idiot Revanth spelt it wrong. Or maybe you accidentally fiddled with it. Or maybe Adi did.” She threw the newspaper over her shoulder. “None of you are getting paid!”

“But I need the money!” Protested Grahitha. “Do you know how expensive data is ?”

“You can earn it.” Answered Moira curtly.

Grahitha groaned, “What do you want me to do this time?”

Moira turned her head upwards, yesterday’s failure already fading. “What if we cut it in with lasers? That would be difficult to misspell.”

Grahitha groaned and their voices continued rising, fading into the ever-changing ordinary.

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qualitydiamblog · 2 years ago

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Rough Diamonds- Things You Need to Know

Rough diamonds are diamonds that have been taken out of the earth’s core but remain in their original state. They are cut or processed to produce the magnificent diamonds present in all of our distinctive jewellery.

Rough diamonds appear more like a common piece of glass to the untrained eye. They are numerous in colour and have a matte, greasy appearance. For their pristine, unaffected natural nature, rough diamonds are highly regarded. The worth of a rough diamond is challenging for the average person to comprehend or grasp.

There are 5 distinct stages in the diamond cutting process.

Organizing -

The most crucial phase is by far this one. The size, purity, and form of the diamond are all determined at this point. If anything is done wrong, even by a tenth of a millimetre, the consequences could be quite expensive.

Cleaving or sawing -

The diamond is usually clipped, or conversely, it may be cleaved or sawed after the pattern has been sketched out and approved by the producer and the cutters. A laser or a rotating saw with a diamond coating can be used for sawing. This is the most hazardous phase of the procedure.

Bruiting -

To get a circular diamond ready for polishing, the fundamental face-up shape is created through bruiting or girdling. The diamond that is getting bruited is rotated on a revolving machine while being pressed against another diamond, eventually creating the rounded pattern.

Polishing -

The diamond’s final dimensions are determined by this final and second-most crucial stage. How well a diamond is polished will affect how much brightness and sparkle it finally exhibits.

Final Examination -

In this last step, the diamond is extensively cleaned in acids before being inspected to determine whether it satisfies the manufacturer’s performance requirements.

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sheetmetalposts-blog · 6 years ago

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Different Sheet Metal Operations

Whether you are cutting sheet metal in a factory or in your home workshop, your goal is to separate the sheet or remove a part of the sheet to obtain one or more usable parts. Like most jobs, the method and process you select to cut the metal can mean the difference between success and failure. Personal protective equipment such as gloves and eye protection should always be worn when cutting sheet metal.

Types:

Sheet metal cutting operation can be further divided into the following types. I will suggest you to clearly watch the images and try to understand through it.

Sheering: Sheering is a process of converting large sheet into a small sheet by a cut along a line. It is used to cut the sheet into several parts. Mostly is used to cut rectangular parts but any other shape can also be cut. The edges form by cutting perpendicular to the plane of the sheet. The clearance between the punch and die play a major role in determining the shape and quality of the sheared edges.

Blanking: Blanking is an operation of removing a piece of metal from a large sheet by punching with a predefined shaped punch. The removed part is called blank and it is a useful part and rest sheet is scrap. This process is used to cut gears, jewellery and complex parts.

Punching: It is a similar operation like blanking except, the desired part is sheet and the blank is scrap. This process takes place on punching press. The negative allowance is provided on the punch which gives positive tolerance on the sheet.

Fine Blanking: This process is used to produce very smooth and square edges blank. In this process, the sheet is locked tightly at the accurate place. It involves clearances of the order of 0.5 – 10 mm and dimension tolerances are the order of 0.025 – 0.05 mm in most cases.

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Notching

Similar to blanking however the full surface of punch does not cut the metal

In this operation the metal pieces are cut from the edges of a sheet

Perforating

It is similar to piercing only difference is that holes produced are not in a round shape

In this process, multiple holes which are very small and close together are cut in the sheet metal.

Lancing

In this operation, there is a cut of sheet metal through a small length and bending this small cut portion downwards.

Shaving

This operation is used for cutting unwanted excess material from the periphery of previously formed workpiece

Very small amount of material is removed in this process.

Shearing

It is a process of cutting a straight line across the strip, sheet or bar. It has three stages

Plastic deformation

Fracture

Shear

When the metal is placed between upper and lower blades of the shear and the pressure is applied, plastic deformation of the metal takes place

As the pressure is continued, the fracture crack starts at the cutting edge of the blade.

As the blade descends further, the small fracture meet and the metal is sheared.

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Nibbling

Punches for the cutting of holes and profiles in sheet metal may come in many different shapes and sizes. A machine called a nibbler uses a small square punch to create the same geometric removal of sheet metal as that of a larger more complicated punch. It does this by rapidly punching many overlapping holes to make the larger cut profile. Nibbling is useful in producing intricate cuts with simple machinery. Nibbling may take longer than a punch specifically designed for a certain cut, however, it may be an efficient alternative for small production runs.

Mechanics Of Cutting Sheet Metal

Mechanics of cutting sheet metal should be understood when designing a press working manufacturing process. The workpiece in a sheet metal cutting operation is secured to the lower die, while the motion of the upper die, (called a punch), enacts the cutting. Edges of the punch and die do not line up precisely, due to clearance or space between them. The punch is designed to enter the matching hole in the lower die and is always at least a little smaller. Clearance size, in sheet metal cutting, will vary with different process factors and its selection will affect the quality of the manufactured part…and more on The Library of Manufacturing

Methods

Mechanical cutting is similar to cutting paper with scissors. Force is applied by a tool on one side of the stock resting against a tool on the other side. When enough force is applied, the metal will separate. The tools used can be as small as a pair of tin snips or as large as an industrial shear machine.

Water jet cutting uses a high-speed stream of water containing abrasives to cut the metal. A narrow jet of water traveling at 2,000 feet per second can apply as much as 60,000 pounds per square inch (PSI) pressure to the metal. The material struck by this force simply erodes away.

Laser cutting focuses a high-powered laser beam onto the stock and melts or vaporizes the metal. A stream of gas blows away any residue. Similarly, plasma cutting focuses a stream of high-temperature ionized gas, called plasma, to cut the metal. The plasma melts the metal and blows away the molten metal. You can cut sheet metal at home using a rotary tool fitted with a circular saw or a specially designed drill bit made from very hard carbide steel. To read more, visit - SFGATE.

There are lots of sheet metal manufacturers who sell sheet metal machinery but a few who sell sheet metal machinery at great prices. To know more about sheet metal cutters you can visit Acra Machinery who can help you get great sheet metal machinery at great prices.

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printingproducts0318 · 2 years ago

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secretladyspizza · 3 years ago

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What brand jewelry does factory connection sale?

Evil Eye Key Necklace Pendant Details by Churinga Wholesale Stainless Steel Jewelry Factory

Evil Eye – Evil eyes have been a part of jewelry since ancient times. They are said to protect the wearer from people who want to harm them.

📷📷Who is the best jewelry factory in China?

Churinga is the best jewelry factory in China. Churinga is one of the best jewelry factory brands in China.

We are one of the Chinese leading Jewelry manufacturers providing high-quality jewelry with fast delivery and the most competitive pricing. Customized service is our professional offer.

Churinga Jewelry Factory Team

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Churinga Jewelry Factory Certifications

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How does a jewelry factory?Churinga Jewelry Factory Production ProcessSTEP 1: DESIGNING A 3D JEWELRY MODEL

STEP 2: 3D WAX PRINTING YOUR JEWELRY

In most modern jewelry production, the manufacturer uses a 3d printing machine to print a wax model made out of resin, which usually doesn’t take more than 48 hours.

The Rubber Mold

The Wax Tree

STEP 3: CASTING THE WAX MODEL INTO METAL

STEP 4: THE PRE-POLISH

STEP 5: BASIC JEWELRY ASSEMBLY

STEP 6: THE STONE SETTING PROCESS

STEP 7: POLISHING, FINISHING, AND QUALITY ASSURANCE

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Churinga Jewelry Factory Shipping And Payment

We support global supply. Meet your jewelry business with optimal efficiency.

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Churinga Jewelry Stores Near Me

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Churinga Jewelry Factory FAQ

Q1: Are you direct factory wholesale?

A1:Yes, we are direct factory manufacture with more than 10 years experience. Over 200 new arrivals are launched each month. welcome, contact our customer service to know more details.

Q2: Can I place a sample order?

Q3: Can I get mixed products?

A3: Yes. Mix color and designs are available.

Q4: Is there a discount for larger orders of Jewelry?

Q5: How to place an order?

A5: You can choose some items you like online, or you can write down the item/code number, with quantities you want, contact our customer service to place an order.

Q6: Can I get one customized sample that laser my logo or make my design?

Q7: What is the lead time?

Q8: When can I get the quotation?

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ultra-maha-us · 3 years ago

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Laser Cutting and Laser Engraving for Signage and Other Uses

Laser chopping is a strategy which first arrived to use in the late1960s for commercial applications. It works by aiming a high-powered laser, generally a CO2 laser, around the form that really needs to be cut generally having an vehicle CAD file. Because this is a really specific, precise method of chopping, and because it doesn't involve a real chopping blade which can become corrupted and ruined, it is fantastic for production components. Since the engineering developed and turned more generally available, designers started to start to see the possible of laser chopping to change their a few ideas into reality. Laser engraving is using the same strategy to make a style on the surface of a material

These practices is particularly great for intricate, fine patterns that could maybe not be quickly made by yet another chopping or engraving strategy, and for making complex styles with a clean, clean cut. The possibility of signage is countless, whether you need stand-out text in an extravagant grabado laser madera madrid italic font or a logo cut right out at length, laser chopping is a perfect strategy to achieve this. Laser engraving requires traditonal home signs and plaques to an entire new level. Not in the signage market, they are used for any such thing from jewellery to architectural panels. In case of engraving, name badges certainly are a very popular smaller application.

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Other resources range with respect to the equipment used, so if you are enthusiastic about any form of substance it's price getting in touch with the local laser cutters and discovering what they can do. How big is the resources which can be cut also is dependent upon the machine, generally resources should be 2ft by 2ft broad or smaller.

Laser chopping and laser engraving are practices which are on the increase but not at all times used to their most useful advantage, particularly by organizations in smaller towns and cities. For a small business, choosing a laser cut or etched indication is a great way to create your premises stick out and entice attention. Find a sign machine who presents laser chopping and engraving and uncover what they can do for you personally!

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earaercircular · 4 years ago

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The Micro Factory, a workshop where they share more than tools

In Anderlecht –one of the municipalities of the region of Brussels-Capital-, the Micro Factory offers a space for inspiration and co-creation to professional craftsmen or Sunday DIYers. The opportunity to share equipment, wishes and skills. And to relocate the production of objects in cities.

A little bit of sandpaper here, a final adjustment there. Against a backdrop of jazzy music, Olivier is putting the finishing touches to the assembly of the Victor Fund[1] book boxes which are about to be placed in two Brussels restaurants. In the metal workshop, a few meters away, Sébastien for his part is finishing the welding of elements for the manufacture of bookshelves for a literary café which will soon open its doors in the centre of the capital. In another room, right next to the common table where we spend as much time "designing on the computer as eating pretzels", Rima shapes table accessories using techniques from the jewellery store.

We are in Anderlecht, a stone's throw from the Brussels-Charleroi canal, where the Micro Factory[2] has established its quarters in an old building of Bruxelles-Propreté[3]. A vast space of 650 square meters where both experienced craftsmen and Sunday handymen and artists come together.

"Here, we are in the soft zone. This partition made with salvaged glass separates what is noisier and dustier from what is less. There is a corner dedicated to textile work. Overthere, these are the screen printing and printing equipment. There, a table for the electronics. There again, a booth for painting and stuff that smells bad ... ", explains Gilles Pinault, taking us around, punctuated by an impressive list of tools that can be found there: 3D printer, thermoforming machine, laser cutting machine, digital milling machine for metal, wood lathe… There are many.

"We could point the finger in any direction, I could tell you a story about the machine," he smiles.

A place to go from idea to realization

While some of this equipment belongs to the Micro Factory, most of it is the property of its users who leave them at the disposal of the community. “The deal is that people can leave their tools in their personal space or in the common. If they're in the common, it's for common use. It works a lot on trust. But people meet there because it is a free hosting of their machines. This saves them having to rent a clean place ", continues Gilles.

Born in the bubbling spirit of our guide, this shared workshop project took a few years to build. "I am an architect by training, I did a little virtual reality and I am rather a handyman in everything", he summarizes. Entrepreneur too, since he was one of the co-founders of Softkinetic,[4] this small Belgian company specializing in 3D imaging and motion analysis software, sold to the giant Sony in 2016. "The archetype of the start-up who has grown up and who is doing the rounds of investors. I saw that what the company needed now was more management and processes, than developing new ideas. “,says Gilles. His thing is to do things. And, obviously, he's rarely lacking in imagination.

Three years earlier, he had set up with his wife and a few friends regular meetings to materialize "lots of ideas that we have always had in mind without taking the time to realize them". DIY workshops, therefore, organized in each other's salons. The embryo of the Micro Factory was born.

But the participants quickly felt cramped. Inspired by American "makerspaces", they therefore set out to find a place where they could more widely express their creativity while sharing their tools. Together, they will thus occupy "a somewhat rotten squat of artists" in Saint-Gilles, then a building on temporary rental in the city centre.

In 2016, the day of Softkinetic's sale, he decided to take the plunge and devote himself completely to the Micro Factory project. He then sets out in search of a "real" building where it could develop and structure itself over time. Renovated as part of projects supported by the European EFRD fund[5], the Bruxelles-Propreté building offers it an ideal base. "We got a reduced rent and a ten-year lease. It is important because we could not cope with the market price. This allowed us to make somewhat ambitious arrangements."

Switch to a cooperative and gain impact

If it functions a bit like a de facto association, the Micro Factory has in practice been created on the basis of an Limited company (Ltd) linked to the former activities of Gilles Pinault. "It was easier to start. Technically, I am the manager, but in practice not at all", explains the person who now has the wish to switch the project under the status of cooperative. A status which corresponds more to the spirit of sharing that he wants to encourage. "This will make it possible in particular to carry out the purchase of machines in common and to involve everyone in the decisions. Today, I still have a limiting effect. People do not dare to do certain things without 'asking Gilles '. It will help them feel at home. "

The project, which he financed largely on his own funds with a few other contributors, must also evolve to achieve economic equilibrium, which is not the case as it stands. "Our break-even point is 9000 euros per month, which means about 200 users. The cooperative will collectively take new directions. Do we want to limit ourselves to 30 hyper professional members who pay € 300 per month or 200 members who pay 45 €? Should we not operate other than by subscription mode and try to remunerate the Micro Factory on the basis of the projects that are carried out there, by highlighting the diversity of skills that are offered? We can take these decisions together, ” he argues.

Pass the series threshold

Currently, most of the creations that come out of these workshops are prototypes or unique pieces. The goal is to move towards a professional production of objects in small series, adds Gilles Pinault. "How to make twenty tables a month rather than three? To have a local impact beyond ideas, we must achieve a more affordable economic dimension. If we want to bring back work and the production of products to the cities, transmit skills, this involves production accessible to as many people as possible without switching to the Ikea model. "

A workshop subscription rather than fitness

Two years later, the Micro Factory has 100 to 150 users, who have subscribed to its subscription system. "It's a bit like in a fitness room. We offer a monthly subscription system that offers flexible access ranges for 50 to 150 euros per month", continues Gilles Pinault, who insists on the continued group dynamic.

"Someone who comes for just an hour to use the machines doesn't really fit into the intended philosophy," which consists of facilitating links and collaboration between participants. It is, for example, the regulars who welcome new visitors and accompany their first steps. The "pros" also advise the "amateurs" and generally speaking, each other's creativity and skills feed on each other.

It is this spirit that excited Olivier who, alongside his work in the field of opinion polls, chose to embark on an activity of craftsman-cabinetmaker. "Rather than settling in my small basement or renting a workshop alone, it was obvious to come here on my first visit", he says, emphasizing the conviviality and the atmosphere that reigns. at the Micro Factory.

"Everyone works on their projects, but there is an exchange of ideas which takes place during the discussions and even in the practical realization. Multidisciplinarity is another interesting aspect that attracted me: being able to move from one area to the next. I am particularly in the process of training myself in metalwork, which will allow me, for example, to offer a table combining two materials. It is really a breath of fresh air to come and work here. "

Source

Gilles Toussaint, La Micro Factory, un atelier où on partage plus que des outils, in La Libre Belgique, 11-02-21, https://stories.lalibre.be/inspire/numero80/index.html

[1] The Victor Fund was created in memory of Victor Van de Woestyne who died accidentally in Brussels on November 4, 2016. In memory of Victor and to give sense to what does not have, his parents decided to create a Fund whose objective is to encourage young people between the ages of 12 and 15 to read. At this age, adolescents discover a new school environment, new friends, new activities. And even good readers often reduce the time they spend exploring books. Through its concrete and targeted actions, the Victor Fund wants to participate in an active, fun and radiant approach in favor of reading. https://www.lefondsvictor.be/ [2] The Micro Factory is a shared manufacturing workshop, based on participation and pooling. It's like a co-working space, but for makers. http://microfactory.be/ [3] Bruxelles-Propreté is a para-regional entity. It acts under the direct authority of the Minister of the Government of the Region of Brussels-Capital in charge of Climate Transition, Environment, of Energy and Participatory Democracy. Bruxelles-Propreté employs about 2,400 people. https://www.arp-gan.be/en/who-whe-are.html [4] https://www.sony-depthsensing.com/ [5] https://ec.europa.eu/regional_policy/en/funding/erdf/

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