Cornell’s Premier Space for Makers
The Cornell Maker Club (CMC) is a student-run club for experimenting with innovative technologies. We provide tools, workspace, and a community for all interested members of Cornell’s campus. Our purpose is to provide a space where motivated and creative minds can give shape to their ideas and to help spread this passion through the campus and beyond.
Lab Status
If there is no event on the calendar for a specific time, the lab is open. Otherwise, the lab is closed for the reason specified by the event.
Lab Spaces
Electrical Lab (David Ahl Maker Lab):This lab space houses power supplies, signal generators, oscilloscopes, hand tools, drills, and a medley of electrical components, sensors, and actuators. |
Mechanical Lab (Hui Family Maker Lab):This lab space houses a laser cutter, 3D printers, drill press, tabletop saw, adhesives, and a wide assortment of extra hand tools. |
Getting Involved
Membership is open to all students enrolled at Cornell University, including both undergraduate and graduate students. Members typically become engaged in one or more personal or group projects.
Specific trainings are required to gain membership and access the labs. After filling out the form, you will receive an email once training time slots become available. There are limited spots available and they are filled on a first come first serve basis.
*Lab Usage Notice:
Cornell Maker Club resources are for personal projects only. They are not to be used for classes, research, or project teams. For those categories, please talk with your professor/advisor/team leads or visit the Rapid Prototyping Lab located in Upson Hall.
