The next Greenbelt MakerSpace Repair Café is Saturday, July 19 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Granite Building, 115 Centerway. Come learn how to repair your tired or broken stuff or help repair others’ items (experienced and novice volunteers are welcome). Bring clothing, furniture, appliances, computers, jewelry, toys, etc. for the challenge of making it useful again. We can also help with some bicycle repairs. Please volunteer to help at the repair cafe, email staff@make125.org. Part of the International Repair Cafes .
Fixit help: Tips and tricks iFixit.com FixitClub.com
The tool lending library is like a public library, except for borrowing tools and other non-media items. Among the advantages are:
More on the left
Special requests to staff@make125.org
In the bottom floor of the Granite building in Roosevelt Center
use the side (south-west) entrance with the stairs going down
Greenbelt MakerSpace Cooperative
115 Centerway, suite 108
Greenbelt MD 20770
Facebook: facebook.com/MakerSpace125
Email: board@make125.org
Phone only answered during open hours: 301-441-2062
The Greenbelt Makerspace Cooperative is a 501 (c)3 non-profit tax-exempt organization (EIN: 81-4735855) since 2016, originally as Club 125 in April 2013
The Tool Library is open to everyone (18 and older). To join, create an account at our online library and certify that you will abide by the Liability Waiver and Indemnification Agreement, Borrower’s Agreement and Code of Conduct (also in PDF).
Please donate your membership dues online. Please donate what you can, such as this voluntary sliding scale membership dues schedule based on your individual income. Larger donations are definitely welcome. The upfront money will help the Tool Library buy more tools that you can borrow, and pay for the rent and insurance. There is NO additional fee to borrow tools - only if they are late or lost!
Suggested donations
Annual Income | Annual Membership |
up to $25,000 | $20 |
$25,000 to $50,000 | $30 |
$50,000 to $75,000 | $40 |
above $75,000 | $50 Regular |
Remember that the tools you are borrowing belong to the whole community – care for them, bring them back, and stay honest.
Please use tools safely. Check the manuals for proper use. We also have some safety sheets.
Whether you're new to computers, iPhones, Androids, or tablets, our friendly volunteers are here to assist you! We're here to guide you and provide support as you explore and get comfortable with your devices and technology. Drop by anytime during our session—no appointment necessary. Please note: We are not a “Genius Bar” and do not fix devices, but we’re more than happy to help you learn how to make the most of your technology!
Held on last Sunday each month from 1 - 3 pm in the Greenbelt Community Center, Room 109
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