CNC, laser, 3D printing and metalwork, in a 1911 warehouse on the Limehouse Cut.
1 / 6 The makerspace floor Named, because they’re the point. Every one is yours after an induction, and your induction is included.
2.5 m × 1 m bed · automatic tool changer
Sheet work, jigs, enclosures and furniture parts. Shared with the woodwork shops.
Cutting and engraving
The fastest way from a drawing to a part in your hand.
Formlabs Form 3+ · Ultimaker S7 Pro · Bambu Lab
Resin for fine detail on the Formlabs. Filament parts, big and fast, on the Ultimaker and the Bambu Lab.
Welding · cutting · drilling · hand tools
Opened with the makerspace and included in every tier. Open to other Hone members too.
Soldering and assembly
A bench for boards, wiring and the fiddly end of a product.
Hand tools · chop saw · sanders · small bandsaw
For the wooden parts of the job, inside the makerspace. Bench members also get the two machine shops next door.
One all-inclusive monthly rate. No joining fee, no hidden costs.
Three tiers, one building. Every tier gets the makerspace machines, metalwork and your induction.
For getting a product moving
A hot desk in the makerspace, without committing to a bench yet.
Rolling monthly. One month’s deposit, one month’s notice.
Book a tourFor working here most days
Your own bench in a shared space, with a shelf to leave things on.
Three-month minimum. Two months’ deposit.
Book a tourFor running a business from here
A dedicated bench with proper storage, among people who ship things.
Three-month minimum. Two months’ deposit.
Book a tour“I love working in this space. It’s positive, lively, friendly and supportive.”
Giovanna MidgleyGoogle review
“Lovely community of talented makers and creative people carving out their businesses in London.”
Gustave AndreGoogle review
“A bit of everything, and everyone is creating something which is inspiring.”
2 Wheels ChannelGoogle review
Product developers, robotics engineers, lighting designers and model makers in the makerspace. Furniture makers, jewellers, architects and textile designers through the door. Over fifty businesses in the building, in their own words.
“Was lucky to find the space when my business launched. A rare one in London with great community and natural lighting.”
“I can’t imagine the day I would be wanting to leave this place.”
“The community of artisans and craftspeople is an amazing source of inspiration and collaboration.”
“Fabulous tools and machinery and great community. So glad to have found Hone.”
“A lovely creative environment and amazing facilities which I would not have otherwise had access to.”
“Their words to come. Tom and Lily’s quote sits here once they’ve given it.”
Four steps from reading this to making something.
Pick a weekly tour with Jai. Twenty minutes round the makerspace, the workshops and the building.
Hot Maker, Shared or Private. If it isn’t obvious by the end of the tour, ask on the way round.
Run by someone who uses these machines every day. It covers what you’ll actually touch.
Bring the thing you’re building, or the drawings for it.
From £125 a month. Rolling monthly, no joining fee.
Canal-side in Limehouse, a short walk from the DLR.
Hone Limehouse
16 Pixley Street, London E14 7DF
Two Victorian factory buildings on the Limehouse Cut, built in 1911. Brick walls, timber floors, the height and the light kept. Runs on 100% renewable electricity.
Plain answers. If yours isn’t here, ask on the tour.
Everything: your desk or bench, the machines after your induction, the metalwork room, the electronics area, kitchens, coffee, wifi and the outdoor spaces. There are no hidden costs and no joining fee.
Hot Maker is rolling monthly, with one month’s deposit and one month’s notice. Shared and Private Benches run on a three-month minimum with two months’ deposit.
Yes. Every membership includes an induction, run by someone who uses the machines every day. It covers what you’ll actually touch, and it’s a benefit, not a hurdle.
Shared and Private Bench members have 24-hour access to both of our buildings.
You need to take the making seriously. Wherever you are on the way to professional, you’re welcome. Hot Maker is built for exactly that.
Hot Maker is a hot desk with no storage. A Shared Bench comes with one shelf. A Private Bench has proper storage at the bench.
Bench members can, after induction, along with every workshop across our buildings. Hot Maker members use the makerspace, which has its own woodwork bench: hand tools, a chop saw, sanders and a small bandsaw.
No. The makerspace is at Hone Limehouse only. Hone Bristol has woodwork now and jewellery benches coming.
Email info@honeworkspace.com or call 020 7987 8328. Or book a tour and ask on the way round. Price questions get prices.
The weekly tour takes you round the makerspace, the workshops and the building, with whoever is making things that day. It’s booked the moment you choose a time.
