Machine time, real hardware, no garage required.
Hourly access to our mixed printer fleet, walk-in help from Maker Row staff, and membership plans for the makers who come back every week.
Four brands, one build plate wall.
We run a mixed fleet on purpose — it means more machine options for you, and a team that can speak to more than one manufacturer's quirks.
Bambu Lab H2C
Multi-color, 4-nozzle printing with zero purge waste. Our production workhorse for complex, colorful builds.
Bambu Lab X2D
Fast, precise dual-nozzle printers for single-material and functional parts — ideal for quick walk-in jobs.
Snapmaker U1
Multi-toolhead color printing on a second platform, so we're never a single-brand shop.
Additional brand (TBD)
We're finalizing a fourth platform to round out the fleet and broaden what we can service and repair.
Membership pays for itself by your second visit.
Monthly access to machine time, priority queueing, and a community that actually answers your questions.
Base-Access
- 5 hours of machine time
- 10% off all materials
- Access to our private troubleshooting community
- Discounted workshop registration
Pro-Access
- 20 hours of machine time
- Priority overnight queue on the fleet
- One free design consultation per month
- 10% off all materials
- Invitations to Monthly Showcase Nights
Sign up for grand-opening updates and your first month of Base-Access is on us →
Order online, from anywhere.
We're building a member portal so you won't need to walk in for every job.
Upload, quote, pay, print — no counter visit required.
Here's how it's designed to work once it launches:
- Log into your password-protected member account and upload a print file.
- Get an instant quote based on material, size, and print time.
- Pay and authorize the job online.
- Your file is automatically queued to the next available matching machine in the Production Room.
This needs real backend infrastructure — member accounts, a slicing/quoting engine, payment processing, and print-queue automation — that a static website can't provide on its own. It's on the roadmap, not live yet.
Notify me when it launches