Rochester Makerspace

Electronics

Solder, wire, and test circuits on shared electronics benches.

Electronics workbench with soldering stations, oscilloscope, power supplies, and tools

Circuits on the bench

Electronics is hands-on circuit work—soldering, wiring, testing, and bringing sensors, motors, and boards to life on the bench.

You prototype on a breadboard, then move to more permanent builds: measuring with a multimeter, joining joints with solder, and tracing signals until the hardware behaves.

Makers build controllers, wearables, repair boards, and one-off gadgets—anything that needs power, wires, and a working circuit.

At Rochester Makerspace, members use the electronics benches and tools after any required training, alongside builders who share the space.

Breadboard prototype with jumper wires, LEDs, and an ultrasonic sensor

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Come to an open house

Thursdays at 6pm · Saturdays at 11am

A guided tour of the building, tools, and community — plus the safety overview required to join.

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