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Are you interested in computer-aided design, CNC routers, 3D printing, laser cutting, or making furniture? The Makers Unite CAD Training program teaches AutoDesk Fusion 360, use and operation of our CNC (computer numerical control) wood routers, and basic woodworking and metalworking skills, preparing you for a job in the field. The program is a 12-week, 20 hours/week commitment and requires...
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Maryland Makerspace Initiative Program
This coming Tuesday, February 15, the Senate Finance Committeein Annapolis will be hearing testimony for SB 453, the Maryland Makerspace Initiative Program. If passed, this legislation would help establish makerspaces throughout the State of Maryland with Open Works...
Projects for Makers
Learning a news skills is a lot of fun, but it's also a challenge. As much as we want to just pick up and start creating that big project we've been planing, there's usually a few steps between learning how to operate a tool safely and feeling comfortalble and...
Stem and Vine at Open Works
You might notice that our lobby is looking a little greener. That’s thanks to Stem and Vine and the beautiful assortment of potted plants, curated specifically for Open Works. They’re still putting some finishing touches on their Charles Street storefront space but an...
Open Works Weekly 1-28-22
I had a chance to catch up with Travis from Black Acres Roastery and hear about a unique single origin roast from Ethiopia that’s currently available. They were able to get beans from this farm, located in the Durame Village of Kembata, last year and were excited to...
News 11/12/2021
Dubonnet Porter her partner Wendeau Neal are Positive Images Products. They create wooden home goods include mirrors, earring holders, magnets, boxes, and jewelry and market them through local and national retail stores ,fairs and festivals. Having been able to...
Board Updates 11/12/2021
Open Works wouldn’t be where we are today without the depth of experience and leadership of our Board of Directors. There have been some big changes to its make-up this fall, so we’d like to take this opportunity to fill you all in. First of all, it is with gratitude...