When we open in January 2027, the same four shops — wood, metals, digital fab, and electronics — will take neighbor overflow on the San Diego floor. A first article. A part your laser can’t cut. A night run after your day shift goes home. We are not quoting jobs this month. We are learning what belongs on the floor.
A single bracket, a fixture before a run, a first article that has to be right before you commit the cell.
A design that has to come back as a part before the next meeting. We will not put a clock on it until the floor is live.
Router jobs that will not cut on a laser. Aluminum weld. Channel letters. ADA signs. The overflow a two-person shop cannot staff tonight.
You keep the production run. We take the onesie, the night, the extra fixture so your floor does not stop.
What you make, what you cannot get done locally, and whether it is a onesie, a night run, or a first article. No upload portal. No rate card this month.
Those conversations decide what belongs at 2293 Verus — wood, metals, digital fab, electronics — and which hours overflow can use after other shops go dark.
Contract work starts when the members’ floor does. Materials and stock are billed at normal market rates. We will not promise lead times we cannot keep.
This is neighbor overflow on a members’ floor, not a cheaper shop south of the border and not a claim we are the only floor in San Diego.
Use this if you run a shop or a hardware team and have overflow to describe. We want the job types, not a PO. We cannot quote this month.
Use this if you want a member key when we open — students, makers, startups. That is membership, not a job ticket.