Total beginners are welcome here. Here is everything you need to know, so you can walk in relaxed and ready to make something.
Nothing special, just a few small things that keep you safe around tools and dust.
No sandals or open toes. Sneakers or boots protect your feet from offcuts and dropped tools.
Wear something you do not mind getting a little sawdust on. Sleeves rolled up, or short sleeves, work best.
Long hair gets tied back, and dangling jewellery comes off. Loose things and spinning tools do not mix.
We provide everything: all the tools, materials, aprons, and safety gear, including goggles and ear protection. You do not need to buy or pack a thing. A couple of nice-to-haves below, and nothing else.
Workshops are hands-on and warm. Bring water to stay refreshed, there is a refill point on site too.
Optional. Many makers love snapping a photo of their finished build to take home and show off.
Sending your child to make something for the first time? Here is how it works, so you know exactly what to expect.
Drop your child at the front and pick them up when the session ends. We will let you know the exact finish time when you book.
Guardians are welcome to stay and relax in the lounge while your child builds. No need to wait far away.
Goggles, ear protection, and aprons all come in kid sizes, so the gear fits properly and feels comfortable.
Ages 6 to 12 work independently in small, closely guided groups. Confidence-building, never overwhelming.
A tidy recap. If these five are sorted, you are good to go.
Pick a date, walk in relaxed, and we will take care of the rest.
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