If you've been following the welding space saga—get ready for the LAST PIECE OF SHEETROCK. 🫣
What you see here is a 3 inch, square bob of sheetrock screwed to the underside of a post pilaster near a ceiling.
Next up: finishing bit of taping and mudding—then, paint!
Hey quilters, join us tomorrow (Wednesday, 6/3) from 4-7 p.m.! Our new Gammill Quilter is in the shop, ready for your next project. This 12-foot-wide rig has with three roller bars and a gigantic sewing machine on tracks!
🧵 Come see and sew at our Open Hack Night, and see more of our events and learn more at millforge.org/events!
#millforgemakerspace #millforge #gammill #quilter #sewing @gammillquilting
[Edit: corrected day of week]
Almost all the equipment for the #welding area exhaust system has arrived! The electrical is in, the ceiling is done, and we're at about 80% completed with the fire-rated walls. It's coming together! 🎉
#millforgemakerspace #millforge #fireproof #construction #forge
We are very excited to share our participation in the upcoming Climate Salon event "Startup to Scaleup: Build in Greater Boston"!
☀️ On May 19th from 9:30-11 AM at #Norwood Morrill Memorial Library, we'll talk about what it takes to turn mindsets and focus on the #Boston suburbs as a place for startups and economic development.
🎟️ Learn more and register for this free event online via Luma @ https://loom.ly/vQyhJfo.
Join us at Repair Cafe in Medfield next Saturday, May 9th, from 2-5 PM! 🔧
🛠️ Volunteers with repair skills donate their time and tools to help community members fix common items. (Fix is free but not guaranteed.) This month, we'll see you at Church of the Advent, 28 Pleasant Street in Medfield, MA.
Co-sponsored with Sustainable Medfield, Westwood Environmental Action Committee (WEAC), the Dover Recycling Commitee, and towns of Sherborn and Holliston.
Mill Forge Makerspace business #ECOformed, a creation of Andy Jeffrey and Mark Sears, is on a mission to create consumer products using sustainable, plant-based, biodegradable plastics incorporating biomass.
The duo started with just one work bay in 2025, working with some of the shop’s #BambuLab3D printers. Now, they've grown to a triple bay, hosting a respectably-sized 3D print farm!
Learn more on our website blog (link in bio)!
Myles Qualter of Thumbprint Vintage began as an active denizen of the textile area—until his inventory and work in progress became large enough to warrant a work bay! Myles says it's been "great to see the community that Mill Forge is building here."
Myles has built out one of the most customized bays we have, selling vintage clothing and upcycled textiles & jewelry at his popup shops in person, and also online. Learn more on our website blog!
#RepairCafe is well underway at here at the Forge today from 2-5 PM!
We partnered with Charles River Repair Coalition & Westwood Environmental Action Committee for this #event. Come mingle with neighbors, enjoy drinks and snacks provided at the event, and check out projects created by the makers at #MillForgeMakerspace!
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