If you haven’t heard of Matty Benedetto and his Unnecessary Inventions, you’re in for a treat. Matty’s humorous, creative, and sometimes absurd inventions have earned him a dedicated following, and now he’s taken his passion for innovation to a whole new level. Recently, Matty shared an exciting glimpse into his third and largest design studio yet, and let me tell you—this place is nothing short of a maker’s paradise.

A Studio That’s Bigger Than Most Houses

Located in Burlington, VT, Matty’s new studio is an impressive 6,000 square feet, and it’s packed with every tool and machine an inventor could dream of. After watching his tour, it’s clear that Matty’s move to a larger space was not just about more room; it was about unlocking the creative potential to make his most ambitious and outlandish ideas a reality. The sheer scale of the space gives him the ability to prototype, build, and create at a level that wasn’t possible before.

But it’s not just the size that makes this studio stand out—it’s the amazing variety of machines that fill every corner.

A Machine for Every Task: The Ultimate Inventor’s Toolkit

Matty’s new studio is like an inventor’s playground, stocked with cutting-edge technology to bring any idea to life. He walks us through the various machines that make up his creative arsenal, and the sheer diversity is truly impressive. Here’s a breakdown of the highlights:

• SLA Resin 3D Printers (Stereolithography): These printers use light to cure resin into precise layers, ideal for creating highly detailed and accurate prototypes. Perfect for Matty’s intricate designs.
• FDM 3D Printers (Fused Deposition Modeling): The workhorse of many makers, these 3D printers are used for a variety of prototyping tasks, printing layer upon layer of material to create durable, functional parts.
• Glowforge 3D Laser Printer: This machine combines a laser cutter and engraver, perfect for intricate designs and materials like wood, leather, and acrylic. It’s one of Matty’s go-to tools for customizing his inventions.
• Desktop CNC Machines: These computer-controlled machines enable precise cutting, carving, and milling of materials like wood, plastic, and metal. They add a new dimension to his prototyping capabilities.
• Vacuum Forming Machine: With this, Matty can create molded parts by heating plastic sheets and forming them around a mold. Great for making custom parts with a clean, polished finish.
• T-Shirt Printers and Sticker Printers: Adding a bit of fun to the mix, Matty has these printers for branding, customizing designs, or even just having a little extra fun with his creations.
• Brother Sewing and Embroidery Machines: For the textile side of things, Matty’s got you covered. These machines allow him to experiment with fabric and embroidery, creating inventive products with a unique twist.
• Rug Making Machine: Yes, you read that right. Matty even has a rug making machine, proving that his inventive mind knows no bounds when it comes to materials and possibilities.
• And let’s not forget the fun touches like cameras, drones, and two arcade games! Because what’s a creative studio without a little bit of playful inspiration?

A Creative Playground with Room to Grow

Matty’s new studio is more than just a workspace—it’s a sandbox for endless possibilities. The sheer amount of room he has to work with means that there’s always a place for any project, no matter how big or small. Whether he’s creating a prototype, testing a new concept, or just tinkering with a bizarre idea, Matty now has all the space and tools he needs to make it happen.

The best part? This studio is a reflection of Matty’s relentless creativity and enthusiasm. Every inch of the space is filled with potential, and his infectious excitement is impossible to ignore. Whether it’s working on a ridiculous invention or just exploring new ways to make things, you can see how much he genuinely loves the creative process.

The Journey from Studio 2.0 to Studio 3.0

Matty’s journey from his old 2.0 studio to this massive new space is a testament to his growth as an inventor and creator. In his previous studio, he was already making waves, but now, with this 6,000 sq ft space, the sky’s the limit. If you’re looking for more laughs, insights, and even more of Matty’s infectious passion for making, you’ve got to check out his old 2.0 studio video. It’s both hilarious and inspiring, showing just how far he’s come and how much he continues to evolve.

A Source of Inspiration for Makers Everywhere

Watching Matty walk us through his new studio is a powerful reminder of what’s possible when you give yourself the space to dream. His journey shows that with the right tools, a bit of humor, and a lot of passion, you can turn the most outlandish ideas into something tangible. Matty’s new studio isn’t just a testament to his own success; it’s an inspiration to anyone with a love for creating and inventing.

At Hanalee, we’re always looking for ways to foster creativity and push the boundaries of design. If you’re an inventor, designer, or maker of any kind, Matty’s studio is proof that anything is possible with the right tools, space, and attitude.