AI
Local models, vision, photogrammetry assist. The 9850X3D / 5080 is a signup seat, not a classroom PC.
Software · hardware · autonomy
Hackspace
Arizona’s first 100% off-grid public hackspace. Instruction is free. Not a business. No insurance. Own risk. Waiver required. AI, programming, Python, software, electronics, hardware, soldering, 3D manufacturing and scanning, videography, blue/green screen, holo displays, computer science and engineering. A field that starts at 0–250 grams.
No door fee. Steward and SOP still gate the bay. Parent in the room with a child. Second Shift is adults only. Not a business. No insurance. Own risk. Waiver required.
Local models, vision, photogrammetry assist. The 9850X3D / 5080 is a signup seat, not a classroom PC.
Python first, then whatever the project needs. FOSS: VS Code, Git, the language that ships the part.
FreeCAD, KiCad, Orca / PrusaSlicer, Blender. Design on the laptop. Heavy sim waits for the 5080.
Through-hole then SMD. Measure before you argue.
The fastest adult employable skill in the building. Irons, fume, IPC-style basics. Second Shift core.
Owned printers and scanners. Draw, print, fail, measure, reprint. Reverse-eng for ranch and shop parts.
Files, networks, the Starlink box, a cloned Pi image. Enough to stop being locked out of the rest of the shop.
CS as making: code, circuits, structures, field. Engineering as a Saturday that ships a thing. No district contract.
Shoot, light, record, cut. We own the computer. Cameras, glass, and lights come from the communities. OBS, DaVinci, Blender.
Keying for lessons, product, and Second Shift reels. Blue for gold/blonde wardrobe, green for the rest. Even wrap. Pull the key before you argue.
Pepper’s ghost, hologram fans, projection, a Looking Glass if one lands. Scan on the bench we already own. Put the model in the air. The display is the donation.
St. Johns and Show Low admin: rocket, CAD, and AI are not running. This bench is that hole. Arizona’s first 100% off-grid public hackspace. HeatSync, Xerocraft, and Flagstaff’s Coco-op sit on the grid. We have not found this stack off-grid anywhere else in the U.S.
We intend to teach it all. The 9850X3D / 5080 and the printers and scanners are already here — edit, key, scan, put a model in the air. Cameras, blue and green screens, lights, mics, hologram fans, and Pepper’s ghost glass come from the communities. Not a grant to the courthouse. A gift to the bay.
Workstation, laptop, printers, scanners. OBS, DaVinci, Blender, photogrammetry. The pipeline is here. The glass is not.
Two walls. Blue for gold/blonde. Green for the rest. Even wrap. Family reels, Second Shift resumes, product on a ranch part.
Pepper’s ghost acrylic. LED hologram fans. Projection mapping. A Looking Glass if one shows up. Scan it. Show it. Teach it.
We own the dirt. We do not own the sky. Drones are the majority use. Rockets are a posted exception. One activity at a time.
Sub-250 g, flown only for fun, in this Class G: no ATC, no FAA registration, no Remote ID. TRUST is still required. Weight is at takeoff — battery, camera, tape.
The same 249 g quad used to train pilots for work is Part 107. Register that airframe. Broadcast Remote ID even under 250 g. Do not mix the boxes.
The shop is civic. Auxilium is the faith side door — optional, never the price of a printer.
Adults. Saturday and one weeknight. Tool badges and a project log.
A minor only with that child's parent or legal guardian. No substitutes. No drop-off. The project is theirs.
Adults coming home — walk-in, family, or church. Not a county caseload. Time on the tools.
One activity: drones, or ultralight, or rockets. Logbook and a schedule photo.
Shop discipline, not a clearance from the FAA or the district.
Computer and 3D are owned. This list is the donation.