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Tools & Machines
Here’s a list of the tools, machines and materials available in the Makerspace & Lab. All ETH students are free to use the machines and only pay for the material.
Not sure about which tool to use or how to use it? Contact us and we can advise you on your project or put you in contact with an expert. If you visit us during the Support Hours, our Makerspace Instructors will be around to help you with your questions.
NOTE:
To use an advanced machine, you’ll need a Machine Introduction before getting started. Check out the individual machines for more information.
Use of the Life Science Lab and all machines therein requires project onboarding and a general lab safety introduction.
SPH Hönggerberg:
1 of 1 available
Hönggerberg: Bantam PCB Mill
- Work Area 139.7 x 114.3 x 40.64 mm
- Single or couble sided PCBs (bought at SPH)
Design and test your protoype PCB right here at the Makerspace
Book a slot and find more Machine Introductions here, or ask a Makerspace Instructor during a Support Hour for a 30 min introduction.
Manual: PCB Mill
SPH Hönggerberg:
1 of 1 available
Zentrum & Hönggerberg: ZB2520HL
- For SMD soldering
Ask a Makerspace Instructor during a Support Hour if you have questions how to use it.
Manual: Reflow Oven
Ersa soldering station with the necessary consumables is available for building electronic circuits. The consumables include cables, desoldering wick, heat-shrink tubing and more. All of those are for free.
Ask a Makerspace Instructor during a Support Hour if you have questions how to use it.
- Screwdrivers Wrenches
- Pliers
- Hammer
- Saws
- Sanding tools
- Measuring tools
- Cutting instruments
General Introduction is required to use the tools.
Power Supply RND LABS
- For operation with constant voltage and constant current
- Finely adjustable current and voltage settings
- Separate indicators for output current/output voltage
- Overload protection
Ask a Makerspace Instructor during a Support Hour if you have questions how to use it.
Manual: Power Supply
Signal generator Aim TTi
- Full 10 Vpp amplitude into 50 Ohm for sine waves up to 80 MHz.
- Arbitrary waveforms of 16 bits at up to 800 MSa/s.
- Two identical channels with phase control, coupling and tracking.
- Wide bandwidth noise source.
- Gated, burst and sweep modes can use internal or external trigger sources.
Ask a Makerspace Instructor during a Support Hour if you have questions how to use it.
Manual: Signal generator
UPDATE: The Metal Studio's tools & machines will be added in July 2026.