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You no longer need a garage full of expensive tools or a degree in engineering to create brilliant things. The internet exploded the barrier to entry. YouTube tutorials, online maker communities, open source hardware and software they’ve handed blueprints to the people.
Need to build a hydroponic garden in your apartment? Someone’s done it. Want to make a wind turbine out of a bicycle wheel? There’s a video for that. Whether you’re crafting artisan knives, rebuilding a classic car, or coding a privacy first app DIY is your gateway to independence.
Some of the loudest voices in DIY today are former consumers turned creators. Frustrated with poor quality, unethical practices, and cookie-cutter solutions, they stepped out of the line and picked up a drill, a keyboard, or a soldering iron.