Best Makerspace Edmonton Near Me

Elena Phillips: A great space to make many things. My personal experience being with the pottery studio. Although they do also have woodworking, 3D printing, metal working and a few other things available for use. Pay by the month and get unlimited access, can't beat that anywhere else in Edmonton!Things to note are that there is no instruction happening, you come with your own abilities and materials to use the space yourself. Ents itself is run by volunteers.Highly recommend this place if you need a space for yourself to create in.

Kashtin Apsassin: , and the space to make! I've been able to pursue creative outlets I otherwise wouldn't have been able to.It's member driven and "at-your-own-risk", and has been absolutely amazing value.

Dakota Hourie (VA6DAH): .That said, I find the spaces are valuable and if you're a DIYer than this is the place for you.

Colin Peart: Friendly welcoming people and an active maker community

Jay F. Kruszewski: Very cool makerspace.

Jon dixon: Everything you could want for a project, helpful staff. Highly recommend!

Ray Pelletier: Very friendly environment, with excellent variety of tools.

C.S. Elliott: Really good. Looking forward to using the facilities.

Gerardo Caamano: Ents is a great maker space with lots of different tools. A great place to get your own projects build and done.

Tim Gaida: Awesome space for small board meetings

Steven Ash: Great space. I will be booking future work functions here.

Katherine Haines: I am a freelancer and I had been hitting some mental roadblocks working from home, so I decided to check out the Co-working space at TBD inc. I am really glad I did! The comfy office furnishings and professional environment really helped me to focus on my work, and the owners are so welcoming.The coworking space really does provide the best of both worlds - the flexibility of working from home, with the productive focus of a traditional office. I also didn't realize how much I missed bouncing ideas off co-workers until I had the opportunity to do so after 2.5 years working exclusively from home. I worked in the communal area but there are also private offices for larger groups or people who need more privacy. TBD is also working on building Edmonton's most innovative makerspace in the neighbouring rooms, so it's really exciting to see what they have coming next.Also, unlimited coffee and snacks in the kitchen are a bonus! Definitely recommend this for freelancers or entrepreneurs who need a change from their home offices.