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Worksop 3D workshop At Worksop 3D Workshop, we love helping our local community with custom 3D design & printing! Need a part or a prototype? Message us today!

As Worksop’s original 3D printing service, we bring ideas to life—fast and precise.

Always great to be able to help out in the local community! Thank you for the opportunity! Come get yours from the Fusio...
02/11/2026

Always great to be able to help out in the local community! Thank you for the opportunity! Come get yours from the Fusion Energy Café!

What a day. 3D Printing Club is back, and it has a new home!We spent our first Saturday back in a brand new room in the ...
19/10/2026

What a day.

3D Printing Club is back, and it has a new home!

We spent our first Saturday back in a brand new room in the Bridge Skills Hub, and honestly it could not have gone better. The room was full of kids, parents and makers of every age, printers were running, LEGO robots were being built, drawings were turning into 3D prints, and a Halloween raffle had the winners grinning from ear to ear. Skele-tons of fun!

Two new collaborations made it extra special. NextGen STEM Club brought LEGO SPIKE robotics and coding, and Toartst Illustration ran not one but two sessions: an illustration corner with a community drawing board, and the start of a brand new Game Development Workshop. Giving up your time to teach and inspire like that means the world, so thank you.

And thank you to the businesses who keep backing a small community project: SUNLU, E3D, Onshape by PTCape, 3iii Training, EONO and YOUSU. Onshape by PTC have just donated 10 academic accounts and a classroom, which sets us up nicely for an OnShape CAD lesson and print next week.

None of this happens without the people who turn up week after week. Thank you, genuinely. It still blows me away what this has become.

If you haven’t been down yet, that’s your sign. We’re free, drop-in, no experience or equipment needed, and there’s a seat for everyone. Come and see us this Saturday.

Want to follow along? Join our Facebook group, 3D Printing Club - Worksop: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2388802278302448

WE'RE BACK THIS SATURDAY!After our 3-week break, the Worksop 3D Printing Club is back with some exciting changes!NEW ROO...
14/10/2026

WE'RE BACK THIS SATURDAY!

After our 3-week break, the Worksop 3D Printing Club is back with some exciting changes!

NEW ROOM!
NEW LAYOUT!
NEW SOFTWARE!
NEW IDEAS!

SATURDAY 17TH OCTOBER
10:30 AM – 2:00 PM

Fusion Energy Café
9 Bridge Place, Worksop, S80 1DT

FREE ENTRY – JUST DROP IN!

We've been busy behind the scenes, and we can't wait to show you what's new!

Come and see our new setup, explore 3D printing, learn some tips and tricks, and share ideas with fellow makers.

Whether you're a complete beginner or an experienced 3D printing enthusiast, EVERYONE IS WELCOME!

Pop in, have a chat and see what's happening!

Join our Facebook group:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/3dprintingclubworksop

SEE YOU SATURDAY!

Can't wait to see you all on Saturday!
14/10/2026

Can't wait to see you all on Saturday!

We have had the best break ever. Looking forward to getting home to the UK, picking up our pooch and powering up the wor...
08/10/2026

We have had the best break ever. Looking forward to getting home to the UK, picking up our pooch and powering up the workshop. See you all soon and at the 3D Printing Club in Worksop on the 17th!

21/09/2026

Meet Charlotte Bridgewater, the 2024 TCT x Sanjay Mortimer Foundation Rising Star.

Charlotte studies Mechanical and Biomedical Engineering at Newcastle University, and is designing "TuCan," an assistive device to help people with poor grip strength open drink cans. An autistic, resilient engineer in an underrepresented field, her prize was a mod0 printer, only the third of its kind ever made.

Huge congratulations to Charlotte, and to Sanjay Mortimer Foundation - SMF for championing neurodivergent talent in engineering.

21/09/2026

Say hello to Abigail Duckworth, the 2025 TCT x Sanjay Mortimer Foundation Rising Star.

Despite having undiagnosed ADHD at the time, Abigail researched lattice structures for arthritis support at Loughborough University, work that was published in peer-reviewed papers and showcased at AM Meets Medicine 2021. As an SMF Rising Star, she now has access to ongoing funding, mentorship, training and a community of fellow Stars.

Congratulations, Abigail, and thank you to Mortimer Foundation - SMF for the work they do.

21/09/2026

We caught up with Zac Smith, the very first ever TCT x Sanjay Mortimer Foundation Rising Star, to hear his story.

Recognised in 2023 for his creativity, curiosity and potential to help shape the future of engineering, Zac praised his school teachers and Sanjay's own influence in his acceptance speech, and took home a Prusa MK4 printer as his prize.

Massive respect to Zac, and to Sanjay Mortimer Foundation - SMF for the incredible work they do supporting neurodivergent young people in engineering and 3D printing.

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