DimSumLabs

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In reply to Cat.

Noted.
Tablets like phones, when it is a hardware problem, the inside is made of so tiny components that it can be very difficult to fix

In reply to Cat.

We have none on the books as of today, but will consider to put one soon.

Would like to do this, anymore Arduino workshop coming up (with or without soldering). Thanks!

Please have more “Hardware take apart” workshop, can’t make it to this, but would like to attend future ones. Mainly interested in how to go from novice, to someone who can fix hardware, instead of buying a new one. Professional hardware fix cost is too high and hardware lifespan shortening all the time, i’d rather learn how to do it myself. (Side note: I have a broken wacom tablet, id like to know how to fix it)

In reply to Peter.

For children there are no age limit per say. The children need to be able to handle a screw driver or a hammer on his/her own.

In reply to Peter.

Great question. Dim Sum Labs is a mainly adults hackspace full of tools, sharp things and dirt.
Kids are welcome, but should be supervised by a parent or guardian. I’d suggest that kids any younger than 5 will be hard for their parents to supervise in the DSL space.

Any age limit?

In reply to Brian.

I just made a correction and it is on the 29th of July

Hi, was wondering if you mean July 22? (July 23 is a Monday). Many thanks!