Connected Community HackerSpace (Melbourne)

Collaborate, Share, Talk, Hack, Make, Break, Fix, Enjoy, Learn, Re-use, Contribute

Visitors and newcomers are very welcome, please see https://hackmelbourne.com/newcomer-faq/ for more details.

The space is a short(ish) 400m walk from Glenferrie train station. Car parking is available at Hawthorn Town Hall, and at the front door if you're early/lucky enough.

Drop in for a tour (if you'd like one) from the duty manager (Hank). If you'd like to, bring a laptop and a project you'd like to work on/get help with. There aren't too many group projects going on at the moment, but there's always something interesting on the desks!

We have starter kits for Arduino, two 3D printers (Cosmo and Wanda), a CNC router, light work shop equipment, and various other tools/ equipment available for members to use in prototyping/hobby craft (such as mood lights or robot hands, pictured).

Hank is fairly happy to help with small Arduino programming/mechatronics projects, CNC routing (on Bessie the Router), and/or laser cutting. Please note laser cutter use incurs a $30 fee for casual visits. We reserve the right to turn away large volume laser cutting requests.

Sessions run from 6:45pm till later in the evening (depending on our members' availability to close) but if you're new please come early.

Visitors and newcomers are very welcome, please see https://hackmelbourne.com/newcomer-faq/ for more details.

COVIDSafe restrictions are also in place, please see https://hackmelbourne.com/covid-19-restrictions/ for the latest.

Short walk from Glenferrie train station. Car parking at Hawthorn town hall.

Bring a laptop and a project you are working on. There is also a number of group projects that you are welcome to join in.

We have starter kits for Arduino, a couple of 3D printers, various tools and equipment available for use.

Typically our sessions run from 6:45pm till later in the evening (depending on our members' availability to close) but if you're new please come early.

Collaborate, Share, Talk, Hack, Make, Break, Fix, Enjoy, Learn, Re-use, Contribute

Visitors and newcomers are very welcome, please see https://hackmelbourne.com/newcomer-faq/ for more details.

Short walk from Glenferrie train station. Car parking at Hawthorn Town Hall or St Columbs St. Please pay attention to parking signs as the inspectors are always on the job.

Bring a laptop and/or project you are working on. There is also a number of group projects that you are welcome to join in.

3D Printing, Laser Cutting, Electronics, Programming, Robotics, Prop Building, Costuming, Milling, Machining, Home Automation and more.

The Connected Community Hackerspace (CCHS) is a community workshop, sometimes also known as a makerspace. We are run by members for members and are dedicated to providing facilities, tools and networking for members to achieve their projects. Our members work on personal and group projects.

If you are interested in making/hacking join our Discord where like-minded people discuss their projects. See Discord link on our website.

hackmelbourne.org

Note - not all our members use meetup, so the RSVP's here dont reflect the total numbers.

Collaborate, Share, Talk, Hack, Make, Break, Fix, Enjoy, Learn, Re-use, Contribute

Visitors and newcomers are very welcome, please see https://hackmelbourne.com/newcomer-faq/ for more details.

The space is a short(ish) 400m walk from Glenferrie train station. Car parking is available at Hawthorn Town Hall, and at the front door if you're early/lucky enough.

Drop in for a tour (if you'd like one) from the duty manager (Hank). If you'd like to, bring a laptop and a project you'd like to work on/get help with. There aren't too many group projects going on at the moment, but there's always something interesting on the desks!

We have starter kits for Arduino, two 3D printers (Cosmo and Wanda), a CNC router, light work shop equipment, and various other tools/ equipment available for members to use in prototyping/hobby craft (such as mood lights or robot hands, pictured).

Hank is fairly happy to help with small Arduino programming/mechatronics projects, CNC routing (on Bessie the Router), and/or laser cutting. Please note laser cutter use incurs a $30 fee for casual visits. We reserve the right to turn away large volume laser cutting requests.

Sessions run from 6:45pm till later in the evening (depending on our members' availability to close) but if you're new please come early.