News – Sheridan Media
Playing on the name of Hephaestus, the Greek god of fire, metalworking, and blacksmithing, Phorge Makerspace is a place to bring the images of your imagination to life.
Executive director of Phorge Makerspace, Penny Siettmann and board president Clint Stussi made an appearance on Sheridan Media’s Public Pulse to discuss the many types of workshops offered by the 501c3.
According to Stussi, it was in 2023 that Phorge Makerspace received a portion of the Wyoming Innovative Partnership Grant through Sheridan College. With this award came the expansion of Phorge. They moved to a new location at 1205 Broadway St. and expanded their workstations which are offered in the clean and dirty side of the shop.
C. Stussi
Phorge Makerspace offers equipment and training for 3D printing and design which is computer-aided design and manufacturing, known as CAD/CAM. Phorge Makerspace offers software coding, laser and vinyl cutting, and electronics.
Although many of the materials, raw leather, wood, metals, filament, ect. must be supplied by the members, the workshop and all of the tools are available to members 24 hours a day and seven days a week.
The people who have worked to create this non-profit for Sheridan County are inviting everyone to join this community of creators and educators to share, create, collaborate, research, develop, mentor, cross-pollinate, play and to learn.
Find Phorge Makerspace on Facebook, by clicking here.
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