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April 2024 by Matthew Stoumbaugh
Come tinker, you wont be disappointed. They have everything you need to do your projects
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November 2023 by Chelsea Dillon
This is a great place for meeting people from all walks of life and different creative ventures. I recommend connecting with your own creative spark and connecting with different people and learning different hobbies, arts, skill sets. If you have the time dig in and have fun creating!
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March 2023 by Eric Tofsted
Update: After not responding for 2.5 months, someone finally got back to us and refunded the past two months that were supposed to be canceled.The "class" I took here for rapid prototyping was a joke and lasted for 20 mins out of the hour scheduled. If you're femme, guys can get creepy so definitely be prepared for like 5 engineers with no social skills hitting you up with awkward small talk wherever you go.The concept of this place is pretty cool, but the administration of it is an absolute disaster
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January 2023 by Colleen Murphy
The Sunday tour was informative and convinced us that joining was definitely a good fit for us. The shop leads we met were fun and excited to share their skills and experience.
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December 2022 by John Burke
Unique place unique people unique opportunity. Other maker space don't hold a flame but I've only had experience 4 in colorado. Monica is a rockstar at managing the place. I miss it I no longer live close so I had to let my membership expire and the one go to now doesn't even compare. I've heard they upgraded the place which more space more opportunity.
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December 2022 by Desmond Lott
Visited this place, it's amazing and great for hobbyists or those looking to start something new. You have access to different shop so your never bored, always something new to try. Some reviews complain about the addition workshop fees like use of equipment, lessons, or tools. Here is why I think those complains are silly.It's a non- profit meaning they function off donations and membership fees. Classes do cost money because it's the teacher's time that you are using. And yes, some workshops ask that you pay for some materials, cause you know, they aren't cheap! As an example, for stainglass, they have a price list. Some colors and types of glass are more expensive than others due to the dye that is use. They dont require you to use their materials. I have stainglass at home that I will be using, plus I can always buy my own.You get to choose what you pay for. They will do their best to work with you. If your expecting a free workshop and everyone to just give you stuff, look somewhere else. This is a real workshop with really people.
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August 2022 by Skyler Fly
Best hackerspace ever. They have a shop for just about any art form you would ever want to make. Learning to weld here was great! I have also made use of the laser cutter and 3D printers on a few occasions
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August 2022 by Mark Rush
To me creator spaces in general are a fantastic idea!!!!!
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June 2022 by Charlie D.
Good god. Why, why, why do not more communities have this. They are building a foundation our community needs to express themselves and build what is important to them. Thank you TinkerMill for being awesome and not some greedy "move in" company trying to suck blood from our town. You are loved
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May 2022 by John “QBALL AKA JOHNY B.” Burke
Unique place unique people unique opportunity. Other maker space don't hold a flame but I've only had experience 4 in colorado. Monica is a rockstar at managing the place. I miss it I no longer live close so I had to let my membership expire and the one go to now doesn't even compare. I've heard they upgraded the place which more space more opportunity.
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April 2022 by Sally H
Lots of great resources for anyone looking to tinker!
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March 2022 by framer6793
What a phenomenal place. Access to all the equipment is easy and a great space filled with creative like minded people
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February 2022 by Richard Kolodny
I can't believe I've lived in the area and not known about Tinker Mill..joined right away and can't wait to get going. Very cool.
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February 2022 by peppy
A community & Family friendly facility where you can find and print AR-15 files found on publicly accessible SD cards
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February 2022 by Samantha Lott
Visited this place, it's amazing and great for hobbyists or those looking to start something new. You have access to different shop so your never bored, always something new to try. Some reviews complain about the addition workshop fees like use of equipment, lessons, or tools. Here is why I think those complains are silly.It's a non- profit meaning they function off donations and membership fees. Classes do cost money because it's the teacher's time that you are using. And yes, some workshops ask that you pay for some materials, cause you know, they aren't cheap! As an example, for stainglass, they have a price list. Some colors and types of glass are more expensive than others due to the dye that is use. They dont require you to use their materials. I have stainglass at home that I will be using, plus I can always buy my own.You get to choose what you pay for. They will do their best to work with you. If your expecting a free workshop and everyone to just give you stuff, look somewhere else. This is a real workshop with really people.
