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A makerspace project passport for versions, materials and lessons

For makerspace members, student teams and hobby builders working across sessions.

Projects stall when nobody remembers which file, material setting or workaround produced the last successful version. A project passport keeps the build reproducible without turning it into heavy project management.

What the workflow needs to make clear

  1. Define the build goal, current version and safe operating assumptions
  2. Record files, materials, machine settings and suppliers
  3. Photograph key stages and note failed experiments
  4. End each session with the next test and unresolved safety question

The proposed project

Makerspace Project Passport tests a focused way to solve this problem. Its concrete output is: Build passport, version log, material record and lesson cards.

The public demo can be explored without registration, checkout or uploading personal files. The proposed one-time price is CHF 49; opening the preview does not trigger a payment.

Important boundary

The passport documents a build; machine authorization and safety supervision still follow the makerspace's rules.

Relevant topics: #makerspace · #maker · #prototyping · #fabrication

Would this remove real friction?

Open the working preview, inspect the scope and send an anonymous problem or price signal only if the situation is relevant to you.

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