Welcome to the home of MIT's campus-wide makerspaces! The six facilities listed below provide a wide range of training and access to tools for working on your projects: from fabric arts to woodworking, machining, welding, and almost every process and material in between.

In the Student Project Lab
Student Project Lab and Makerspace
Located in 4-409, the original home of Doc Edgerton's labs, now a classroom & makerspace
Picture of two people making in the MIT Hobby Shop
The Hobby Shop
The MIT Hobby Shop is a fully equipped wood and metal shop that teaches students the art of thoughtful design and craft
Welding instructor and student welding in Metropolis
Metropolis
Supporting a variety of making at all levels of experience, Metropolis offers tools ranging from 3D printing to welding and glass flamework in a friendly space supported by expert student mentors and professional staff
Edgerton 6C Student Shop
Located in the center of campus; here students will find access to a full machine shop with tools and training
A circuit board with glowing Red, Blue, and Green LEDs
Edgerton Electronics Mezzanine Lab
Located above Metropolis and the Edgerton 6C Student Shop, the Electronics Mezzanine is a full electronics lab open to the MIT community
Diane Li in the Area 51 Shop
Area 51 CNC Machine Shop
Created for Edgerton Club & Team Use