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Hello! I would like to learn woodworking. I'm a woman in her late 20's and everything around Seattle looks a little bit expensive for beginning classes. I'm an artist and would be interested in trade. I have a lathe and plenty of tools but I need somebody who is at least intermediate level to show me the ropes on their equipment.
I have some projects I would like to do, but have no access to tools or space, is there any sort of "pay X and come create" type establishment?
Hi! I am looking to take a woodworking class. My goal is just to build some simple bookshelves, because I could make something that hopefully fits my needs better than Ikea/Wayfair/Target (and is actually wood).
Does anyone know of any classes I could take for this in Seattle area?
I don't have enough space in my apartment to do woodworking but I would like to be able to make some of my own furniture. I am looking into options for what I can do. Someone mentioned that hacker spacers exist with a craft skill focus. I have also considered just trying to find a cheap storage unit with a power outlet. Can anyone suggest anything?
Check out http://wstoollibrary.org/. Once you pass their safety class, they have a fully-stocked woodshop you can use during open hours. Not much info on this on the web site unfortunately, but if you stop by or email they can give you details.
We have several places listed on r/Seattle/wiki/index#wiki_external_links that have woodworking tools. My good friend started ALT Space, and it has woodworking tools.
Ever see something cool and say to yourself "I could probably make that"? Me too. Where can I go to pick up some basic woodworking / carpentry skills and approaches for specific home projects. Any suggestions for low cost classes or workshops in Seattle?
Thanks 😊
I want to try my hand at woodworking, and learn to make basic things - what other options in and near Seattle to learn without having to buy all the machinery