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I love this answer I imagine you’re not the only one Is there a woodworking space you could rent? Not sure if those even exist.
by michepriest 4y ago
I love this answer
I imagine you’re not the only one Is there a woodworking space you could rent? Not sure if those even exist.
- newaccount74 4y agoEveryone I know who has woodworking tools doesn't want other people to use them because A) The tools are dangerous and they don't want people to cut off their fingers B) they don't want other people to fuck up their blades because they are expensive
- michepriest 4y agoCould there be a workshop where you have to have a certain level of experience or training in order to use the tools? With high risk tools someone could be on staff to do that part of the project
- AstralStorm 4y agoThe CNC versions are relatively safe, though fucking up the blade is still not impossible.
- newaccount74 4y agoProfessional CNC machines are pretty safe for the operator, but it's very easy for inexperienced operators to make a mistake that costs hundreds (thousands?) of Euros to fix. I'm a member of a makerspace, and they don't let you touch the CNC mills without supervision. Homemade CNC machines are usually not safe.
- moistly 4y agoAll y’all need to be on the lookout for a local “Men’s Shed.” They typically have a well-kitted workshop, and aim to provide social/emotional support for men, while simultaneously engaging in charitable and personal project work.
- incomingpain 4y agoThere's 1 in my city. $115/month gets you access to the woodshop and plenty of tools.