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London · Digital Making · 11 curated
3D printing and digital making worth going back to.
Digital making is design turned into objects: a model printed in plastic, a sheet cut on a laser, a circuit soldered to do something. It lives in makerspaces and fab labs where the machines are too costly to own but cheap to use by the hour, usually after an induction, and where the shared bench means the person next to you can show you what went wrong.
Find where you'd become a regular ↓
Benchspace
Space · South East London
Benchspace
Become a regular →BLOQS London
Space · Edmonton · N18 3QT
BLOQS London
Become a regular →Hone
Space · Limehouse
Hone
Become a regular →Institute of Making
Space · Bloomsbury / Stratford
Institute of Making
Become a regular →Limehouse Labs
Space · Limehouse · E14 7HA
Limehouse Labs
Become a regular →
Space · Park Royal · NW10 6HF
London Hackspace
Become a regular →Makerversity
Space · Somerset House
Makerversity
Become a regular →POW
Space · Park Royal · NW10 6HF
POW
Become a regular →Richmond MakerLabs
Space · Ham
Richmond MakerLabs
Become a regular →
Space · Herne Hill · SE24 9AJ
South London Makerspace
Become a regular →The Imperial College Advanced Hackspace
Space · White City
The Imperial College Advanced Hackspace
Become a regular →How it works
A makerspace is a workshop for tools that arrived after the saw and the lathe. Inductions teach the machines, then members book time on them — and the help you get from the next bench is often the real lesson.
The 11 Spaces below all offer inductions or open sessions on 3D printing, laser cutting and electronics. Bring an idea and someone will help you make the first version.