MakerSpace
Hosted by Shire of Serpentine Jarrahdale
SpacetoCo Host since November 2020 · 10k bookingsThe Shire of Serpentine-Jarrahdale is a local government area in the outer southeastern metropolitan area of Perth, the capital of Western Australia, and has an area of 905km2 and a population of 28,000 (2016 est).
Areas in this space (1)
This space contains 1 different area that can be booked independently.
MakerSpace
About this space
Makerspaces provide a space where people can gather and interact with like minded people to learn, to be creative, to tinker, to explore and discover. The Makerspace aims to encourage users to be creative through experimentation, with the aim to spark new ideas and new ways of thinking.
Booking schedule
Amenities
Suitable for
Location
858 South Western Highway, Byford WA, Australia
Opening times
Monday
9:00am - 5:30pm
Tuesday
9:00am - 7:00pm
Wednesday
9:00am - 5:30pm
Thursday
9:00am - 5:30pm
Friday
9:00am - 5:30pm
Saturday
9:00am - 3:00pm
Sunday
Closed
Rules
By using the Makerspace all users agree to abide by this policy and follow direction of staff at all times.
Be courteous and respectful of others: Be nice, support each other, share skills and expertise. If you see someone struggling, give them a hand. The culture of this space is to connect with others and learn together. Such is the maker philosophy.
Respect the space: This space thrives on the culture you as a user generate and support; central to this is respect for space, tools, equipment, materials and users. Getting messy is fine and even expected in making, but you must be aware of the impact to others and clean up afterwards. Please leave things as you would hope to find them. Equipment must remain in the space and after use, be returned to their original location in a clean state for the next user.
Tools and equipment are available on request to ensure fair access and use of the resources. Please show staff before taking any personal technology or materials into the room.
The library cannot guarantee the intellectual property of your creation. We ask that you respect copyright laws and licensing agreements.
Safety is paramount. To use the equipment independently, staff must be consulted prior to equipment usage. In the case of 3D printing staff will conduct this on job by job basis. 3D Printer Use – 3D Printers can reach high temperatures – well over 200 degrees centigrade. This is due to the small risk of fire and burns hazard that 3D printers can produced.
The library may take promotional photos to document the use of the makerspace. By using the space you agree to be included.
For any equipment found lost or damaged, the user may be subject to a charge that includes the cost of replacing the item.