This year we decided to talk to some more Makers about what it means to be a maker, and asked 28 Maker Camp attendees the same 7 questions. We pulled all those interviews and have the answers here for you "enlightenment".

Last year we showed what it was like to be at Maker Camp from an overview of my experience, and this year we thought it would be fun to highlight the perspective of other makers in the midst of their experience. This was their chance to answer the ultimate maker question of life, the universe, and everything.

Thanks again to Austin Handel, and the Handel Family for putting on a spectacular event at the Blackthorne Resort in East Durham New York.

Thank you to all of the following interviewees who graciously gave us, and you, their time and thoughts.

(In order of Interviews)

Jim Smith @TheTradesmanChannel
Chris Cash @Mt Phillip Metal Works
Dennis Tyrell @Tyrell Knifeworks
Tyler Isaacs @Wooden Whiskers Trading Company
Robert Bliss @blissmadefurniture
Noah Spence @smilingwolfworkshop
Sean Porter @Crafting A Life I Want
Ron Dyrcz @rondersdotcom
Justin Dietrich @Justin Dietrich
Mark Adams @markadamspictures
Adrienne Vita @Hickory Homestead Creations
Andrew Burke @Burke Makes Stuff
Jon Mulhern @Jon Mulhern
Priscilla & Luke Smith @plsmithed
Silas Blacklow @tiny_town_forge
Tony Woodland @woodlandiron
Stephen DeForest @deforest_axe_and_toolworks
Evan Watson @thehandengraver
Roy Scott @Vintage Axe Works
Shane Mooney @mooney_woodworks
Vince Molina @dreamerforgeknives
Ryan Brodbeck @Brodbeck Ironworks
Chris Verdi @GreenMoney Fab
Patti Gilstrap @pattibrooklyn
Lucas D'Angelo @Mann Made in MA
Andrea Fandetti @Crafts with Dre
Jimmy Diresta @jimmydiresta

See you all again Next year at Maker Camp 2023!!! -------- oh yeah,...42.