This is a Design-Focused Studio for adults with basic sewing skills who want to create meaningful, functional tote bags using reclaimed and repurposed materials. Rather than follow a commercial pattern, participants will design their Tote based on how it will be used, what it needs to carry, and how it should function and wear over […]
Stop by our table at the Brevard County Library Con! The Library Con is a free, family friendly celebration of pop culture, science, art, comics, anime, fandoms, and more! We will have related activities, vendors, and guests, plus food trucks. This year it will be located at Melbourne Auditorium. More information is available here.
One of our members used the tools in our Metalshop to make a small bouquet of flowers out of metal.
In preparation for the re-starting open houses in January of 2026, this is a short article sharing some information about the capabilities of the Makerspace metal shop. The metal shop occupies half of the back section of the Makerspace and houses several functional areas: Each of these areas may have capabilities you’re unaware of. For
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We had a great turnout for Septembers Show and Tell. Here are all the things that our members have made. Jenny Olsen – Pottery Randy Hardy – Woodwork Julia Anton – Furniture Refinishing Rick Mason – WiFi enabled Temperature Sensor and Monitoring Station Orion Grigajtis and Edward Umunsky – Weather Station with Camera and Software
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Here is a segmented vessel by Paul Jackson. It has 48 segments per ring made of Yellowheart, Cocobolo, Bloodwood, and Anigre. It has a floating base, Yellowheart in a ring of Cocobolo. 30 rings above. It consists of a total of 1,440 individual pieces of wood.
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Check out this awesome project by Noel, who designed and built his very first desk right here at the Makerspace! He started by modeling the desk to scale in SketchUp, then laser cut full-size patterns of each part. From digital design to hands-on fabrication — this is what making is all about! Want to build
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Foster made a pen at the Woodturning Open House. He turned the pen blanks, applied a finish, and assembled the pen,
