Lacey MakerSpace

The Lacey MakerSpace is a workshop for builders and inventors. Located on the St. Martin’s University Campus in Zaverl Hall the space serves as a catalyst for economic growth. The Lacey MakerSpace benefits the community by providing access to advanced design and fabrication tools, business and education resources, and skill development.  

Lacey MakerSpace Offers: 

• Monthly memberships to the public
• Prototyping services for clients that want to have a product prototype made for them
• Mentorship
• Classes and Training  
• Team Building Activities for organization members to make something together
  

The Lacey MakerSpace has a wide variety of tools they offer for use including:

Multi-Material

• Epilog Helix 60w Laser Engraver/Cutter 

Metal

• Langmuir Systems CNC Plasma Cutter 
• Miller MIG Welder 
• Esab MIG/TIG/Stick Welder
• Oxy Acetylene Welding and Cutting Torch 
• Porter Cable 15″ Floor Drill Press
• Enco Cut Off Saw 
• Central Machinery 4.5″ Horizontal Metal Band Saw 
• Variety of hand-held power tools
  

Plastic

• Creality CR10S 3D Printers (3) 
• Luzbot 3D Printer
• MakerBot Replicator 3D Printers (2) 
• Makerbot 3D Scanner
• Matter & Form 3D Scanner
• Quality Vacuum Former 

Wood

• Carvewright CNC Wood Router 
• MPCNC Wood Router  
• Sawstop Table Saw
• Dewalt Compound Miter Saw
• Porter Cable Band Saw
• Porter Cable Disc and Belt Sanding Station
• Central Machinery Scroll Saw 
• Jet Lathe small 
• Central Machinery Lathe large 
• Dewalt Planer 
• RBI Hawk Scroll Saw 
• Woodmaster Planer 
• Delta Mortiser 

Fabric

• Brother Embroidery Machine
• Singer Sewing Machine 
• Singer Overlock 
• Silhouette Vinyl Cutter 
• Canon Plotter Printer 36″ 
• Volcano Heat Press 
• 1600watt Iron
• Self-healing cutting mat

Electronics

• Chicago Electric Soldering Guns 
• Anti-Static Mats 
• Microscope 
• Circular Magnifiers with lights 
  

This program is ideal for

• Entrepreneurs that want to invent and prototype their own product.
• Individuals interested in learning how to use different types of tools.
• Individuals interested in making a product(s) to sell as business.
• Individuals and businesses seeking training.
• Businesses seeking a team building activity based around making something.
• Individuals and businesses that have an idea for a product or fabrication and want someone to create it for them.