Memorial’s makerspace in Corner Brook helps local bakery produce its new sign
Memorial University’s Centre for Research and Innovation partnered with Humber Baker to fabricate a polished storefront sign using laser cutting, a CNC machine and woodworking tools. The makerspace offers hands‑on guidance; membership is free for Memorial and College of the North Atlantic faculty, students and staff (public: $300/year).
This summer Humber Baker worked with Memorial’s Centre for Research and Innovation makerspace to produce its new storefront signage. Makerspace manager Neil Nordeje provided technical guidance while participants used a laser cutter, CNC machine, track saw, drill and sander. The facility focuses on coaching users to safely operate equipment and to turn designs into finished products, supporting entrepreneurs and small businesses in Western Newfoundland. Membership is free for faculty, students and staff of Memorial University and the College of the North Atlantic; public memberships cost $300 per year, with daily/drop‑in options. Contact: neil.nordeje@cricornerbrook.ca.