Show and Tell, September 2026
We had another great turnout for Show and Tell! Trimmed Pottery Teacups Woodwork Sculpture and 3D Printing Recreated Board Game
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We had another great turnout for Show and Tell! Trimmed Pottery Teacups Woodwork Sculpture and 3D Printing Recreated Board Game
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The 20″ planer is set up and ready to go in the wood shop!
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November 7th and 8th, 10am to 5pm Central Florida Fairgrounds and Expo Halls The Melbourne Makerspace will be hosting a booth at this year’s Maker Faire Orlando! Let us know if you’d like to help represent the space at the faire. About Maker Faire Orlando A community-organized, family-friendly celebration of local do-it-yourself science, art, rockets,
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Joe Gallo, one of the master woodworkers who uses the Makerspace, has shared with us a selection of things that he has made recently. Tree of Life Both versions of the tree of life were made from scrap wood, which he reclaimed in our woodshop, and fabric which was cut with a CO2 laser. Basic
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Marlene of SoSewBusy Studios shares with us three cutting boards she made with the help of the Makerspace.
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Front Street Civic Center in MelbourneSaturday, November 14 @ 10 A.M.-2 P.M.2205 Front Street, Melbourne, FL 32901 Recycle Brevard Fix it! is a new event, inspired by the Orange County Fix It! Don’t Pitch It community event, that Recycle Brevard is bringing to Brevard County, FL this year with the help of our incredible partners,
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Monday night, we always have a great turnout for the Pottery Open House. Stop by and check out the fun! Every Monday at 7pm!
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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
One of our members used the tools in our Metalshop to make a small bouquet of flowers out of metal.