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Makerspace

Located on level 2 of Sawyer Library, the CET’s student-run Makerspace facilitates innovation and creativity through experimentation, prototyping, and hands-on learning. Learn more about what you can make:

  • Make the digital world real in the Makerspace.

    What's in the Makerspace?

    • 3D printers, scanners, and special filaments (50% bone, terracotta, wood, etc.)
    • Virtual Reality (VR) Room
    • Robotics: Arduino and Raspberry Pi microcontrollers/microprocessors
    • CNC router
    • Laser etcher
    • Software for slicing or modeling 3D objects
    • Physical tools
    • Student workers to help or instruct you with printing or developing your models or projects.

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    Who can use it?

    The Makerspace and equipment are available to any member of the Williams community. If you'd like to incorporate the Makerspace (or its tools and student workers) into your course, please contact [email protected].

    How do I access it?

    Stop by during open hours and talk to one of the student workers, or attend one of our workshops. If you'd like to book the space for your student organization or staff department, contact [email protected].

    How do I get help?

    Stop by during open hours for an informal tour, to get one-on-one help, or to learn how to 3D print. Also visit our Makerspace website.

  • What's in the Paper/Print Fabrication Makerspace?

    • Binding, drawing, and collage supplies
    • Sticker maker
    • Screen printing kit
    • Cricut Maker® machine.
    • Button makers and supplies.
    • Movable tables and chairs and storage shelves/bins for equipment and materials.
    • Students who can assist you. (See calendar for schedule)

    Who can use it?

    The Makerspace and equipment are available to any member of the Williams community. If you'd like to incorporate paper fabrication or zine making into your course, contact [email protected].

    How do I access it?

    Stop by during open hours and talk to one of the student workers, or attend one of our workshops. If you'd like to book the space for your student organization or staff department, contact [email protected].

    How do I get help?

    Stop by during open hours to pick up patterns, watch tutorials, or get one-on-one help.

  • What's in the Textile/Fiber Fabrication Makerspace?

    • Sewing machines, cutters, mats, and materials for creating with fabrics and other textiles.
    • Supplies for spinning, knitting, crochet, embroidery, and other fiber arts.
    • Cricut Maker® machine
    • Button makers and supplies.
    • Movable tables and chairs and storage shelves/bins for equipment and materials.
    • Students who can assist you. (See calendar for schedule)

    Fabrication open houseWho can use it?

    The Makerspace and equipment are available to any member of the Williams community. If you'd like to incorporate textile fabrication into your course, contact [email protected].

    How do I access it?

    Stop by during open hours and talk to one of the student staff, or attend one of our workshops. If you'd like to book the space for your student organization or staff department, contact [email protected].

    How do I get help?

    Stop by during open hours to pick up patterns, watch tutorials, or get one-on-one help.

Makerspace Calendar

Fabrication Space Calendar