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Making it Happen at Phoenix Forge
Phoenix Forge Update Take a look at the latest progress of Phoenix Forge. We are close to completion and our team is working hard to prepare for our opening later this Fall! Above you will see the progress of the craft room and jewelry making area. Above you can see the wood…
We Have Doors! – Construction Update
Phoenix Forge Update Big things are happening at Phoenix Forge, we have doors! It has been very exciting to see this long time project come to life. Below are the latest photos of construction progress. Take a look and be sure to take our poll about what you are most excited to use…
Upcoming Classes at Phoenix Forge
Upcoming Classes at Phoenix Forge (Classes and schedules subject to change due to COVID conditions) We are excited to share that Phoenix Forge classes will start in mid-February. As with all of our classes, sessions will be short and to the point, intended to teach basic concepts and applied practice to get…
Meet the new team members and see the progress of Phoenix Forge
Phoenix Forge Construction Update We are excited to share that Phoenix Forge is set to open this fall in downtown Phoenix. This 22,500 square foot building will be home to makers of all kinds throughout the valley. Take a look at the recent construction progress in the photos below. In the photo above…
Electronics & Robotics at Phoenix Forge
Explore electronics and robotics at Phoenix Forge with monthly classes and the tools you need to engineer your ideas. Our Electronics and Robotics Department includes a variety of tools including: Soldering Stations Soldering Irons Digital Voltmeters Oscilloscopes Variable Power Supplies Consumables: Arduino, Raspberry Pi, Bread Board, etc. New Parking Now Available at Phoenix…
A Historical Place for Makers
Phoenix Forge Update Phoenix Forge was designed by Gensler with construction services by TSG Constructors. Earlier this month Gensler was able to capture photos of Phoenix Forge to highlight their work on revitalizing the 100-year-old building, which is now home to Phoenix Forge. Take a look at the photos below. April Classes Still…
