Terrapin Works is a collection of digital manufacturing resources provided as a service to the campus and surrounding community. These resources range from consumer grade 3D printers to high end production systems capable of creating complex parts in a variety of materials. Terrapin Works offers production services as well as access to equipment in our multitude of locations across campus. Terrapin Works is a subunit of Engineering Information Technology in the A. James Clark School of Engineering. Founded in 2014, the mission of Terrapin Works is to put additive manufacturing into the hands of undergraduate and graduate students alike while also supporting faculty in innovative areas of research. Terrapin Works conveys a strong sense of learning through a uniquely hands-on approach to engineering. We are proud to say that 95% of our operations are run by undergraduate students (an undergrad even wrote this text).