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Revision as of 18:39, 21 January 2024
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Welcome to the public wiki for Artisan’s Asylum, Inc., a non-profit community workshop in the Allston neighborhood of Boston, Massachusetts. Our mission is to support the teaching, learning and practice of fabrication. Read on to learn how to make, learn and teach here.
This wiki is currently under development. The wiki working group is building the foundational information architecture, templates, and Style guide for adding content so that information is easy to find and read. We are in our soft launch mode! Reach out to Aaron Charlwood, who is currently leading the working group, if you would like a wiki account so that you can start contributing.
Facility
Our 52,000 sqft facility spans two buildings. Antwerp, at 55 Antwerp St. and Holton, at 96 Holton St. These two buildings share a parking lot and you can usually find a steady stream of carts with projects traveling between the two.
Holton
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Holton is our "HQ" building. This is where most of our social gatherings are, our classrooms, our administrative offices and conference rooms. It's also where you pick up your mail when you're a member. There is a friendly "Deskie" there to greet you as you walk in the door. You would sign in with them, if you are a visitor. Holton also houses seven shops: Jewelry Shop, Casting Shop, Screenprinting Shop, Composites Shop, Digital Fabrication, Fiber Arts, and "E&R" or Electronics and Robotics are all located in Holton.
Public Access
Front desk hours are:
- Monday - Friday 9am - 10pm
- Saturday - Sunday 9am - 7pm
Tours are given throughout the week
- Tuesdays 3:15pm
- Thursdays 6:15pm
- Fridays 12:00pm
- Sundays 3:15pm
Antwerp
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Antwerp is the "Heavy Equipment" building, and is a "Members Only" area. The vibe is a little more industrial. This is where pallet storage lives, as well as shelf storage. This building houses 6 shops, and they are the largest shops: Wood Shop, Machine Shop, Metal Shop, Finishing Shop, Plasma Shop, and Bike Shop.
Loading Dock Deliveries
Shop staff & volunteers are not involved in receiving vendor deliveries in Antwerp. Each member is responsible for the coordination of their own delivery to the Antwerp loading docks.
Tools
Here's a list of all of the tools we've documented. Find the tool page to see where it is, how to get trained to use it, and pointers on maintenance and operation.
Shops
Shops? We GOT shops!
New Members
Welcome!! We are so glad you are here. Here are some tips for getting involved in the Artisans Asylum community.
Not a Member Yet But Want to Learn More? Start Here:
- Information for Visitors: Our Visitors Policy
- Tour Artisans Asylum: Tour Sign up
- Find more information on Artisans Aslyum
- Sign up for a class: Class listings. Many of the classes are open to non-members.
- Look at our fabulous Membership Options
- Buy a day pass and check us out
I Am a New Member. How Can I Get More Involved? Start Here:
Meet other makers
- Create a Member Profile in the Nexudus
What the heck is Nexudus? Nexudus is our Members Portal. Go here to book resources, update membership information, and access our member directory.
- Attend Shop Nights - Shop nights are announced on the Artisans Asylum Members Email Group and are posted on the Exhaustive shop wiki page.
Get tools training
- Take a class - Class listings. Some of the classes provide training and tool testing. Please read the class descriptions carefully.
Get Tool Tested:Tool Testing
Volunteer
Make mistaeks
Learn
Help others
Have fun
Looking for a community or a way to get involved? Here is a list of clubs and member groups around the Asylum. If your group is missing from the list and you'd like a wiki page, email Aaron Charlwood.
Getting started
Consult the User's Guide for information on using the wiki software.
