The East Gippsland MakerSpace is a community workshop, located in Bairnsdale, that provides access to skills, equipment and technology to our members. The MakerSpace operates on a membership basis and provides tools and tuition in the following areas:
* Woodworking
* Metalworking
* Robotics
* Electronics
* Computing
* Digital Design
* Programming & game development
* Painting
* Sculpture
* Craft
* Gardening
* Cooking
The MakerSpace allows members to learn new skills, gain access to equipment that would usually be beyond their reach, share ideas with like‐minded people and become involved in a thriving creative community. We also aim to hold workshops on a free or at cost basis on a variety of topics, which would be open to everyone in our community.
Hello,
I will be coming along on Saturday but I have a question. Will you at some stage be offering workshops on silversmithing?
Shane,
We are so glad to hear you will be attending our official launch on Saturday.
With regards to silversmithing, if there is enough call to do a workshop and we can get someone to run a workshop, then for sure it would be something we would do.
i usually take a ww2 veteran for a drive each saturday, any chance we could have a look around your workshop say at about 11 – 11.30?
thanks
chris marshall
if yes where abouts are you located?
Hi Chris,
Saturday is fine, call me on 0432 046625 to arrange a time that suits you. We are at 25 Morgan Street, Bairnsdale.
Cheers,
Scott.
I have a lot of sticks from the big red gum trees.
In the street near the side gate at 50 greene St.,
I left 2 black desk chairs at the front door for table use.
The shire meetings at Community college should be good to attend.
I saw Box Hill Community Art centre yesterday and collected a book on their user groups. It is possibly easier to maintain than ours..
Have a lovely day…Bastion Point was passed today so the beach or bay will be completely different after 25 years of protest..recreational boatingomey will probably be available or already allocated.
Is this the best use of resources for recreational boating improvements for all of East Gippsland.
Expected to cost $6 million.