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The Pollak Library Makerspace

The Pollak Library Makerspace is a place where students, faculty, and staff can make, create, collaborate, and innovate.  We are proud to offer a variety of tools and materials including a laser cutter, vinyl cutter, sewing machines, podcast studio, virtual reality headsets, book making supplies, and more. Continuing the library's mission to advance success through creating exciting learning opportunities, the makerspace provides new possibilities for developing intellectual curiosity. 

You can learn more about our equipment and make a reservation for certain items by visiting our reservation page. The makerspace also accepts walk-ins during our open hours. All skill levels are welcome!

Faculty, if you are interested in discussing curriculum or in bringing your classes to use the makerspace, please contact us at makerspace@fullerton.edu.

Reserve Equipment

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Equipment List

The following equipment is made available by the Pollak Library and is located on the 2nd floor of the North side of the library. For information on how to check out the space, visit the Makerspace Service Desk (PLN 2nd Floor) or reserve by using the links below.

The use of the following equipment requires the completion of a liability waiver form. Some training and instruction may be required. For more information about each piece of equipment, please refer to the makerspace policies page. 

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Policies

To view general and equipment-specific Makerspace policies, visit the Library Policies page.

Innovation Center

The Division of Information Technology has additional maker resources available for use in the Innovation Center (PLN 215). For information on hours, reservations, and equipment please visit the Center for Equitable Digital Access, on the second floor of Pollak Library North (PLN 200).

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