[dorkbotnyc-blabber] woodworking shops

[Adela Kuehn]

Definitely check out 3rd Ward (http://www.3rdward.com/) or the Gowanus
Studio Space (http://www.gowanusstudio.org/). The both offer full wood and
metal shops as well as classes, rent-able studio space and other amenities.
The 3rd Ward, which is a little larger and better known, is probably your
best bet. There are some smaller ones around as well that operate as small
arts communes such as Madagascar Institute (http://madagascarinstitute.com/),
but these can tend to be more focused towards a specific goal and not really
directed towards woodworking per se.

Happy hunting.

Best,
Adela

On Thu, May 1, 2008 at 10:46 AM, Baris Yuksel <yeknom at gmail.com> wrote:

> hi there,
>
> i was wondering if anybody had suggestions for woodworking shops where i
> can work on my own projects.
> back in seattle, there was a community college class which essentially let
> you use their woodworking shop
> after passing the security tests on the machines. perhaps there is
> something like that in nyc?
>
> thanks
> baris
>
>
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