Access

• 24-hour Access: This is a privilege. The last one to leave should turn off all the lights, close the doors (especially to the shop area), set the alarm, and lock the door.

• Kids under 18: MUST have a supervising adult family member at all times.

• Firestorm Robotics: In addition to the rules on this page, the entire team is required to comply with these additional rules.

• Guests: Members can bring their guests but only as an observer and they can't enter the shop area, especially when the equipment is running.

• Consumables: (filaments, resins, sandpaper, drill bits, end mills, etc.) are not provided by Makerspace. Some consumables are donated, and they are there for your convenience. If you break them, please replace them.

• Supplies: (lumber, metals, plastic, etc.) are also not provided, but some scrap supplies in the shop are free or may be provided with a donation.

Cleaning Up

1. NO FOOD: No food or containers containing liquids are allowed in trash cans. Empty snack bags or water bottles are ok if disposed of in the trash can near the water cooler by the door.. Bring your food back home with you.

2. Leave the place cleaner than when you found it.

Project Storage

1. Worktables: Our worktables are for active projects.

2. Storage Lockers: There are lockers available for rent in the resin/laser room and in the shop area. Bring your own lock and send a message to the shop manager so we can update your account.

Scrap Materials

1. Scrap materials painted with ORANGE belong to Cherokee Makersapace, RED belongs to Firestorm Robotics, and PURPLE is free to use.

2. Scrap metal in the shop is available in exchange for a scrap value donation. Please ask the shop manager beforehand.

• Access to Makerspace and the Firestorm room by the Robotics team is strictly for activities related to FRC 6341 only.

• Mentors and Parents may not work on personal projects unless they possess a valid Individual or Family membership.

• Students may work on 1 personal project at a time. Please store all materials and unfinished projects inside the robotics room or bring them home.

• All students must have a supervising adult, mentor, or parent at all times.

• Conditionally, some students may be allowed to work by themselves with parental permission. It must be approved by Cherokee Makerspace. Waiver required.

• Only Lead Mentor 1 and Lead Mentor 2 will have app access to the doors and alarm system.

• Cherokee Makerspace tools should not be brought into the robotics room.

• Robotics Team is expected to clean up after each meeting. The team is required to be present during Makerspace clean-up days. All trash receptacles must be emptied, with the trash taken to the dumpster every Saturday. Dumpster pick-up is every other Monday.

Additive

Metalworking

Woodworking

STEM / Robotics / Service Projects

Firestorm Robotics is now one of the most equipped teams in Georgia. All they need now are more high school kids who are interested in STEM and Trade Skills.

Work Tables

Robotics Room

Firestorm Robotics used to occupy a smaller room, but within a few years, we had to move them into a room twice the size.