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Create your next innovative project or invention in our labs. Whether you need to use a 3D printer, laser engraver or 3D scanner, our state-of-the-art equipment will take your projects to the next level!
The Main Campus location is in T-1034 (T-Building). It operates Monday through Thursday for appointments. Please email makerlab@jjc.edu before heading to the lab to make a reservation.
The MakerLab is excited to be a partner in opening a lab at JJC's Romeoville Campus in RMA 1000 right by the lobby. The lab is available to JJC students, staff and faculty, as well as MakerLab members.
Appointments to utilize the MakerLab program at Romeoville Campus are available by sending an email to makerlab@jjc.edu.
If you happen to be at the Romeoville Campus and see that the lab is open, stop in and check us out!
Come see how far we've come! Join our free open house as we mark the MakerLab’s 10th anniversary at JJC's Main Campus. Explore the space, experience hands-on creativity and celebrate a decade of 3D printing, making, learning and innovation. Registration for this free event is appreciated, but walk-ins are welcome.
Summer | Thursday, June 18 | 5-7 p.m. | Main Campus | Free
A MakerLab is an open community lab that includes elements from machine shops, workshops, design studios and collaborative spaces. MakerLabs encourage innovation. These spaces are unique because not only do lab users have access to tools, but they have access to each other's skills and knowledge.
Resources include:
Want to have even more access to the MakerLab so you can utilize the equipment to work on your own projects? Members have access to the MakerLab when the lab is open, but reservations are required.
Month: $40
Quarter: $100
Year: $200
Current JJC Employee Annual: $150
Current JJC Student Semester: $50 (The student fee includes a $20 credit to be used toward material fees.)
Additional fees apply for materials.
RELEASE FORM FOR MEMBERS UNDER 18
To help keep the cost of memberships low, we charge a nominal fee for any materials you use while in the MakerLab. Please contact the MakerLab for more information regarding the current fees. You will be invoiced for your material fees. If you have received an invoice, please click the button below to pay your fees.
Members can bring their own materials, but they must be approved by staff first.
Please make an appointment to visit both locations. Note: Children under age 16 must be accompanied by an adult.
To Make an Appointment:
We are always happy to show you or your group around either location. Send an email to makerlab@jjc.edu for more information or to request a tour.
Please note that at this time, the MakerLab can only accommodate groups of 30 or fewer people for tours or field trips.
If you would like to incorporate a tour of the MakerLab into a field trip that includes other areas of JJC, such as the Trackman Planetarium, please send an email to fieldtripcoordinator@jjc.edu for more information.
If your schedule is packed, but you need an item created, we can do it for you! No membership is required.
To start the process, please complete the MakerLab Creation Request form, and a staff member will follow up with you shortly.
Project Pricing*
These prices are only a starting point. Every project is priced individually. We take into account the cost of materials, amount of hands-on staff time and machine usage. For an exact cost of your project, please contact us for a quote at makerlab@jjc.edu.
*Please note: Our prices are considered quite reasonable for the industry, however, our turnaround may be slower than what you may expect. Deadlines are dependent on MakerLab priorities of community and student access.
View upcoming classes in the Summer 2026 issue of the Community & Continuing Education of the catalog. Register by clicking on the class titles.
Joliet Junior College reserves the right to photograph or film program participants. Photos and recordings are for college use only and may be used in college publicity materials and social media. Please notify programming staff if you do not wish to be photographed or filmed.