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A workshop is an active building (as active as a [[house]]) that primarily contains tools for research, development, production, and recycling. | |||
For a look at what hardware is inside the FeF workshop, look here: [[Workshop Tools]] | |||
How to effectively prepare a workshop for collaborative production runs: [[Workshop Preparation]] |
Latest revision as of 06:26, 1 November 2012
embed workshop video here
A workshop is an active building (as active as a house) that primarily contains tools for research, development, production, and recycling.
For a look at what hardware is inside the FeF workshop, look here: Workshop Tools
How to effectively prepare a workshop for collaborative production runs: Workshop Preparation