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MIT MakerWorkshop is a student-run makerspace at MIT where a community of students, faculty, and staff work on any project from research-and-classes to hobbies-and-gifts. Resources and equipment in the space enable users to perform the 3 M’s (model, make, and measure) on their projects. Community events in the space such as Fab Fridays and Maker Cup promote the sharing of ideas and best practices while giving users additional perspectives while problem solving.
Announcements
Expanding to AeroAstro
March 3, 2020
MakerWorkshop has expanded to include AeroAstro students, faculty, and staff in our user base!
THIS FRIDAY! 4 PM! Faculty Fab Friday with Wine Glass Engraving (Friday October 18)
October 14, 2019
Join MakerWorkshop and MechE faculty for wine glass engraving this Friday!
SPECIAL: MakerWorkshop Orientation THIS THURSDAY 5PM in 35-122
October 2, 2019
Contact Jimmy if you have questions (jtran1@mit.edu)
How MIT MakerWorkshop is Unique
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