From precision woodworking to experimental electronics, every corner of Make Nashville is built to inspire our community. Discover where your next project will come to life.


Shop equipped with modern FDM printers (fused deposition modeling) and tools to repair them. Basic hand tools for finishing and repairing 3D prints.

Vehicle maintenance and repair bay with a lift and standard automotive tools. Drive your car directly into the space for easy access to undercarriage work.

Small to large CNCs for milling and more, with dust collection and computers with CAM and CAD software.

A complete pottery studio with wheels, handbuilding tables, kilns, and glazing facilities. Clay is available for purchase as well as storage space for ongoing projects.

Small general purpose room with easels and basic painting suplies

Traditional film photography processing room with enlargers and chemical processing equipment. The space is light-sealed for black and white film development.

Access workbenches equipped for circuit building, repair, and testing. The lab includes basic components and measurement equipment for electronic projects.

CO₂ Laser with a connected Windows computer with Lightburn. Can cut wood, acrylic, cardboard, and leather and engrave metal

Metalworking area with welding, machining, and fabrication equipment. Safety training is required for certain tools, with classes offered regularly.

Controlled lighting equipment for portrait and product photography. Lighting setups can be configured for different shooting needs.

A space equipped with industrial and household machines for sewing and fabric work. Basic supplies like thread and cutting tools are shared among members.

From rough-cut lumber to finished projects, our woodshop supports every step. State-of-the-art dust collection keeps the space clean.
For social anxiety peeps: I've been a member of other maker spaces and I always felt like an outsider. From the moment I joined Make Nashville, the Slack channel immediately helped me feel like I was part of the community. Then visiting the space. I felt like I was back in college art classes. There's a relaxed, creative vibe that feels familiar.
Jenny

These tools are just the beginning. The real magic is connecting with other people to inspire and create. Join a community where your ideas have room to grow, your skills have space to develop, and your creativity has the people to support it.
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