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Learn 3D printing at Velserbroek library, Makerspace open to everyone 18 and over

Learn 3D printing at Velserbroek library, Makerspace open to everyone 18 and over

The library in Velserbroek is hosting a crash course starting May 11th for adults to learn modern technologies such as 3D printing and laser cutting. The program is held at the library's Maakplaats and is open to everyone aged 18 and older.

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