Last week I visited MITERS, a maker space inside MIT campus. I think they are one of the most friendliest maker spaces in the world :D
From their website:
This is the photosphere of the lab!
"You can make almost anything in this lab" told me one of the members. Actually, he already graduated but he still hangs around because he can make anything here :D
One of the members started cutting an object.
But no worries, we're cool- we have noise-reduction headphones :D
You can't imagine it's in one of those MIT buildings in Cambridge (Boston)!
Anything you don't need will be hanged up high so that it won't take space.
I really loved the space. Thank you for showing me around, MITERS :D
Disclaimer: The opinions expressed here are my own, and do not reflect those of my employer.
From their website:
Originally founded as a club to give MIT students free and open access to computers, MITERS now features a mill, lathe, band saws, welders, and other hands-on tools, in addition to a host of oscilliscopes, high-end soldering irons, and other EE prototyping tools. It's a member-run creative haven and build-anything-you-want, if-you-break-it-fix-it space.
We're MIT's only student-run shop and we're funded entirely through a portion of proceedings from Swapfest, the MIT Electronics Flea Market.
This is the photosphere of the lab!
"You can make almost anything in this lab" told me one of the members. Actually, he already graduated but he still hangs around because he can make anything here :D
One of the members started cutting an object.
But no worries, we're cool- we have noise-reduction headphones :D
You can't imagine it's in one of those MIT buildings in Cambridge (Boston)!
Anything you don't need will be hanged up high so that it won't take space.
I really loved the space. Thank you for showing me around, MITERS :D
Disclaimer: The opinions expressed here are my own, and do not reflect those of my employer.
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