ACME Creation Lab has added an electronics haven to its mix of offerings for creatives.
The South Dallas makerspace is housed in a converted warehouse space at 1219 S. Riverfront Blvd.
The new 500-square-foot E-Lab will offer tools such as an oscilloscope, soldering and rework station, multimeters, and random function generator, according to ACME’s website.
Members pay $50 a month for access to the community workspace anytime seven days a week. This month, ACME plans to begin renting out private studio spaces from 200 to 300 square feet.
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