Cincinnati's Makerspace
Ilana Preuss of Recast City, an expert on the maker movement, came to Cincinnati to speak at the Making Space for Makers event held at the 21C museum hotel. Ilana and Matt Anthony of Cincinnati Made came to tour The Manufactory … Continued
We would like to congratulate Gosun Stoves for being on the TODAY show. Gosun was one of the first companies to perform product development at The Manufactory. Their Kickstarter campaign was fulfilled by building the Mini version in our space. … Continued
The Cincinnati Enquirer published an article by Bowdeya Tweh on March 11, 2015 about Jeff Welch’s Aluminatti, which is one of the main features of 3CDC’s new headquarters in Over-the-Rhine. Jeff built this artwork in The Manufactory relying heavily on … Continued
Jeff Welch, an accomplished Industrial, Architectural and Graphic Designer, has created a unique and beautiful piece of art for 3CDC’s new headquarters in Over-the-Rhine. The all aluminum design, creatively named the Aluminatti, was built at at The Manufactory. Originally conceived … Continued
Enjoy this very nice article written by Bob Lang, a well known author, editor, woodworker and sketchup expert. Bob points out the advantages of having access to not only a wood shop, but also metalworking, plastics, welding, lasers, 3D printing, … Continued
Our beloved Nuts, the Walnut Hills High School robotics team, took second place in the Ohio FIRST Tech Challenge Robotics state championship held on Valentine’s Day. This placing qualifies them to compete in the North Super-Regional Competition to be held … Continued
The editorial staff of Popular Woodworking came in for a visit this summer. The editor wrote a flattering blog about us. We look forward to reading more in an upcoming issue of he magazine. Click to see the blog.
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Kyle and Chad took the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge. Since they are associated with The Manufactory, they naturally cannot be ordinary. See for yourself here.