South London Makerspace - Open Evening May 29th - 7:30pm - Thursday

By thisislawatts
May 28, 2014 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted May 28, 2014

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Posted May 28, 2014

The South London Makerspace has a mission to change the way a new generation of tools is made available. Run by its members at 27-29 Norwood Road, Herne Hill, London, SE24 9AA we offer you access to new creative technologies like robots and 3D printing as well as an ever-growing set of tools for woodwork, metalwork, painting and sculpting - all for making anything you can think of.

Why not check out our website at http://southlondonmakerspace.org/ and then come along on any Wednesday evening at 19:00 to meet our crew and see for yourself? Everyone is welcome but if you're under 18, please bring along a responsible adult.

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