Giving the Cape Breton community the place, equipment, materials and education to let them design and build innovative products.
The Sydney Makerspace gives Cape Breton start-ups, entrepreneurs, students and other creative minds the place, equipment, materials and education to let them design and build innovative products.
A creator’s dream, the 4,000 sq.ft. space in Sydney includes a general work area, a tool library, a metal working shop, a selection of woodworking tools, an electronics/robotics lab, as well as 3D drawing and printing abilities.
Makerspace members use the resources for prototyping projects, whether it’s a creative or business endeavour. Support is offered through formal training and mentorship or a shared interest over the water cooler.
The Sydney Makerspace officially opened its doors to the public in March 2019.
The Sydney Makerspace offers Cape Breton start-ups, entrepreneurs, students and other creative minds the place, equipment, materials and education to let them design and build innovative products. Members of the community are invited to stop by and check out the space, located at 100-37 Nepean Street, Sydney.