How can I volunteer in the Woodshop?
There are many ways to help and get more involved. Show up at 9 am Mondays and help with shop upkeep and tool maintenance. ...Full story »
There are many ways to help and get more involved. Show up at 9 am Mondays and help with shop upkeep and tool maintenance. ...Full story »
If possible, take your project home and finish it there. If you have no other place to apply finish, discuss the finish and your ...Full story »
Yes, for a reasonable time and provided you are making progress. Ask a shop manager to help you find a suitable place. Project storage ...Full story »
Yes, the Woodshop can help. Wood in scrap bins is free for anyone to use. The shop keeps a limited selection of wood for ...Full story »
The Woodworking Basics series of classes is designed for you. Take the three gateway classes (Orientation to the Woodshop and Woodshop Tool Safety Checkout ...Full story »
Yes, someone 14 or older can help carry materials and watch procedures during open studio time without an additional charge even if they are ...Full story »
In general, Woodshop users must be 14 or older. Classes for youth younger than age 14 are offered throughout the year, and the required ...Full story »
No, unless you are signing up for a class that has no prerequisites. Regardless of experience, you must qualify for Open Studio by first ...Full story »
No. It’s not necessary to be a member to take a class or to use Open Studio time at no additional charge to complete ...Full story »
Yes. A safety monitor and a shop manager are on duty at all open studio sessions, and many BARN woodworkers are happy to offer ...Full story »