Hackerspace seoul Reviews

Great place for making stuff! Wide range of equipment, from CNC machines to 3D printers, welcoming staff and a great atmosphere.

The best hackerspace in Korea. They got literally everything from lasercutters, 3D printers, CNC machines, power tools, electronic production, modeling/designing all available for use once taught by the highly qualified employees there.

While exploring the remarkable electronics parts markets in cheonggyecheon I stumbled across FabLab.
I was welcomed in, and invited to have a look around. It looks to be a well equipped workspace with some interesting tools with which to be creative with.
It was fairly quiet early Tuesday afternoon, but there looks like quite a bit of space available when it does get busy. Nice views out across the river from one of the higher floors of the building too.
I'd definitely make good use of the space if I lived in Seoul !
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If you have interest to make by yourself, you must visit here.

Unlike other makerspaces that set limits on makers
Makerspace that respects the imagination of each maker. The freedom from understanding and respect for maker culture is the highest in Korea.
However, you may feel embarrassed because you are too free to visit.
It's a good idea to ask the staff members who have something on their necks for help.

There are laser cutting and 3D machine CNC machines and nice older sisters.

Fantastic crew and tool. Come here to build your maker project!

Best makerspace in Korea with qualified managers. Small space is the downside.

Great opportunities to make things. Very knowledgeable and friendly staff. Peer learning is awesome with people there

It doesn't make everything possible, but it's a place where you can do anything.

It doesn't even check if the user of the machine came. Even at 1:00 pm, the room is not well maintained, so you don't know where the guestbook is, even in an uncomfortable atmosphere without knowing who the manager is. So, once I got it working, there was a person who yelled nervously somewhere. I did not close the lid because it was cut into small pieces by the test, but he rolled like a hysterical person asking if he had no equipment training. If you listen to the training of other institutions, it is possible after consulting, and the attitude that blames the user even though he didn't even say that he had to bring an education certificate in the first place. In addition, the door was closed when he asked to come and listen to the explanation 10 minutes before the usage time. Also, it seemed so inconsequential to question the material lately. I have used fab labs in Seoul or Gyeonggi-do several times, but this is the first place where this system is rude and clumsy. I think it wasn't a place like this just a year or two ago, but I want to believe that I'm trying a lot. The purpose of Fab Lab is that it is written as a space that anyone can use like a public library, but Seoul Fab Lab is an attitude that cannot be used unless it is a semi-expert. I hope you check out the sloppy reservation system, and hope that other countries' fab labs will not be so clumsy.

It was opened due to the redevelopment of the surface area of Sewoon shopping mall.
The facilities are somewhat inferior to the other makers' spaces, but the enthusiasm of those involved is a passionate place ....