Hey Harnok, I heard you’re amazing at fixing things—would you be interested in teaming up to set up a community repair workshop for kids? I think it could be a fun way to share skills and give back.

That’s wonderful! I’ll start sketching a simple flow: a central workbench for group projects, a small “tool corner” with hand tools, and a quiet area for the more delicate parts. Then we can pick a list of kid‑friendly tools—like screwdrivers, small wrenches, and maybe a basic soldering station with safety gear. I’ll bring a calendar so we can find a slot that works for most parents, and I’ll draft a sign‑up sheet. How does that sound?

Absolutely, I’ll make sure the soldering station has a fire extinguisher nearby and we’ll only let kids use it under close adult supervision. I’ll set up a small lockbox with key‑ring latches for the tools and label everything so everyone knows where to put it back. I’ll put together a quick checklist of the parts we’ll need and a schedule, then share it with you. Thank you so much for coming on board—your extra parts will be a huge help!