Facilities providing access to woodworking tools, equipment, and potentially instruction to individuals who are not employees or members are becoming increasingly prevalent. A practical example involves a community-based workshop offering classes and... Read more »
Facilities that provide access to woodworking equipment, instruction, and workspace for individuals outside of a formal academic or commercial setting represent a growing trend. These locations offer opportunities for hobbyists, artists, and... Read more »
A communal workspace equipped with woodworking tools and machinery, provides access to individuals who may not have the space or resources to maintain a personal workshop. Patrons typically pay a membership fee... Read more »