Melbourne Makerspace — Local services in Melbourne

Ever wanted to learn how to program? How to build things out of wood or metal? How about create your own electronic circuits or fix your own laptop? Do you want to learn how to make things with Arduino or Raspberry Pi? What's this Internet of Things I keep hearing about? Come on out and drop by our public night every Monday night at 7 pm to see some of things we're working on. Did you make a thing? Come out to our Show n Tell night every other Wednesday at 630 to show it off or just come out and see what other people have made. If you've ever needed a tool or a person with a certain skill to help you with a project, a makerspace is the place to be. Think of it like a shared tool shed or workspace where you can work on projects involving sewing, sanding, sawing, soldering, painting, or programming with a great community of other makers where we can all not only share tools like laser cutters and 3D printers but also share our knowledge and skills. You owe it to yourself to come by at least once and see what...

An awesome resource for anyone with a desire to express their creativity in interesting ways. They have a huge selection of tools / equipment. I briefly was a member during a summer internship, and thanks to the incredible resources I was able to build a lightsaber I can't sing enough good praises about this place. They have classes open to the public for people who want to learn new skills, and tons of tools and support for projects that require more time. They had 2 lathes, a mill, laser cutter, table saw, several 3d printers, sewing machines, various other woodworking equipment, and during the time I was there they were starting to get some small blacksmithing and welding equipment. Just an absolutely awesome place for any...

Holy workshop, Batman! For a low monthly fee, you can enjoy a very wide variety of crafting and creating tools and the space to use them.

From wood and metal crafting, including table and band saws, welding equipment, cdc and laser cutting machines to pottery and needlearts, with an embroidery machine, a serger, pottery wheels, a kiln, a forge, to tech heaven with 3-d printers, electronics, programming help, self tutorials, and more! There is help with one category for 2 hours every weeknight, and 2 hours during the day on weekends for free and the public is welcome to these classes.

Lots of tables and space to spread out. And don't forget game night! This...