Nice folks, welcoming atmosphere, plenty of tools and materials to get yourself started on most any basic project. If youre looking for a clean, well-organized makerspace thats tightly run, this is NOT the place for you. This is by design however - Baltimore Node is run more like a quasi-anarchist commune where if you think you need it, you head up the project, wrangle what help and supplies you can, and see it through. Its the kind of place with a full a full metalwork station no one knows how to use because the guys who set it up never came back, and a second floor garage door to help with ventilation. Wish I could give it half a star more - undecided if its the place for me yet.

This is a cool upstairs place to visit, but if you require a wheelchair, consider asking someone to hack for you.

Nice, friendly, welcoming. They usually know the answers or will help you troubleshoot a problem with microcontrollers, components, and other modalities.

Amazing place! There is a great community and and resources from circuit construction all the way to wood working.

Awful, they didnt even meet the minimum safety specs to have or be operating the machinery there, you can even see through the floor at some places. i recommend the foundry, or really any other place than this

Great place and great people. Come and make something!

This is a great place to relax and create anything your mind can come up with.

If youre a maker, youll love it!

Wonderful experience!

Definitely going back

Build anything!

You have to come check it out Open night is Thursdays 7 to 11

Baltimores first Makerspace, since like 2007 so. Laser cutter, woodshop, 3d printers and more!

The people there are awesome