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A man and a woman stand at a workbench in a workshop, examining objects in their hands. The woman has red hair tied back, and the man has a beard, glasses, and a black T-shirt. Several cans, prototypes, and tools are spread out on the work table.
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How the makerspace works

Whether you’re a first-time maker or a seasoned DIY pro, our goal is to give you the tools, space, and know-how to bring your ideas to life, safely, confidently, and on your own schedule.

If you’re looking to start making in our shop, our makerpsace runs on a simple system: Get Certified → Book Your Time → Start Making.

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Get certified wherever you want to work

Each station at Ghost Rocket has its own short Certification course. To work on your own projects at any station, you’ll first need to complete its Certification course.

Each course is practical and hands-on, focusing on safe and proper tool usage and overall shop safety. We’ll also cover materials, applications, and best practices for working in our space. Whether you’re new to making or a pro, Certification ensures everyone shares the same standards for safety, respect, and shop know-how. This helps keep our space safe, inclusive, and fun for all.

Once certified, you can book time to work on your own projects. These classes are also a great way to explore new tools, techniques, and ways of making.

Duration: Each course is 2 or 3 hours
Cost: $125 per course. Monthly members get a discount
Requirements: Ages 18+, no experience needed
Class size: 3-4 people. Private group classes can be scheduled by request

Certification courses

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Book time to work on your own projects

Once certified, you can reserve time at that station to work independently. Stations are booked in hourly blocks so that you can work when it fits your schedule.

Most stations have multiple spots available to reserve. Book time in hourly blocks, with a minimum of one hour per session. Reservations are based on availability, and drop-ins are welcome when space allows.

Choose what works best for your workflow:

  • Hourly and multi-passes - perfect for quick projects, experiments, or trying out new tools. Starting at $5/hour.

  • Monthly memberships - ideal for regular makers who want ongoing access, discounts, and member perks. Starting at $250/month.

Pricing & Memberships

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Start to make, build, tinker, fix, prototype, craft, and create

Our vibe is “open workshop,” where you bring the projects, ideas, and “what ifs…” and get to work or get a hand from us. Grab your plans, materials, files, and head to the shop!

At Ghost Rocket, you can work independently, collaborate with friends*, or add optional support time with one of our staff members. We offer help with project planning (before you come in) or in-shop production support (one-on-one guidance while you work).

Either way, if you ever have a question, need a quick hand or want a refresher on a tool, our friendly, experienced staff is always happy to help.

Not sure where to start? Contact us or book a free project consultation.

Book a Project Consultation
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Here when you need a hand

We know (all too well) that it takes a lot to go from idea to object. Even the most experienced makers need an extra hand, eye, or brain sometimes. No worries, we have you covered. Actually, this is kind of our jam!

Ghost Rocket offers a few ways to get extra help, starting before you come to the shop to work:

Project Planning Sessions

  • designing the outcome

  • planning the build

  • sourcing or prepping materials

  • help with files and graphics.

In-Shop Production Support

Reserve one-on-one time with someone from our crew to be your co-pilot while you work on your project in our shop; we’ll guide and help you think through while you drive the project. You’ll schedule this time to coincide with your station booking.

Come check out the space and see what’s possible.

Schedule a free tour

Our maker stations

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Build Station

Woodworking & General DIY

Cut, shape, assemble, construct, and hack with pro-grade power and hand tools.

Learn more
Purple abstract geometric shape on a white background that resembles a cross-section of 3 stairs. The shape is used to represent our Detail Station.

Detail Station

Wood detailing & finishing

Power tools for advanced woodworking, shaping, finishing, and detailing.

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Blue starburst graphic with round-pointed tips on a white background. This shape is used to represent our Laser Station.

Laser Station

CNC laser cutting & engraving

Precision cutting and engraving wood, acrylic, textiles, etc. on a CNC laser

Learn more
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3D Print

3D printing & rapid prototyping

Printing digital models and designs with various filament types on 3D printers

Learn more

Recently, at Ghost Rocket…

  • Custom wood "Huntrix" sign drying in our paint booth

    This custom Huntrix sign is almost done done done!

  • Three marshmallow roasting forks with labeled handles in green, blue, and orange, and mini s'mores treats with cereal squares, chocolate, and marshmallow filling.

    S’more-themed party favors made at our Laser and 3D Print Stations

  • Image of a member admiring their work in our Detail Station

    Shaping a bear head in our Detail Station

  • Three black and gray plastic components with circular shapes and central holes, possibly parts of a mechanical or electronic device, placed on a light-colored surface.

    3D printed custom camera components

  • A laser measurement device targeting a medium-sized yellow pumpkin on a wooden platform.

    Who needs to carve when you can laser cut?

  • A woodworking workshop with a workbench filled with tools, wood pieces, and equipment, a miter saw mounted on the bench, and shelves with wood planks above it.

    Starting to build the Build Station

  • 3D printer fabricating objects on a work surface in a laboratory or workshop setting, with colorful filament spools and equipment in the background.

    3D printing some new parts

  • A woodworking workshop with a black work surface and an orange foam pad, with a white 3D letters spelling 'CAMP' on the work surface, held in place by a yellow Dewalt clamp. Wooden pieces and tools are visible in the background.

    Gluing up a new branded panel

  • A circular NASA logo made of dark blue material with holographic glitter accents and cut-out letters and symbols, placed on a light wooden surface.

    This custom Huntrix sign is almost done done done!

  • Wood keychains for the Maverick's Baseball team Homerun Club

    Let’s go Mavericks Baseball! Laser cut Homerun Club Keychains.

  • Two people standing at a wooden worktable in a workshop, engaged in a conversation or demonstration, with various tools and equipment around.

    Talking shop! Our staff is always around to help you think through things.

  • Our makerspace mitre saw in its custom-built cabinet

    The mitre saw arcade cabinet is coming along