Entryway Storage Workshop
Join Dykes With Drills at Futureworks NYC Makerspace for this fun beginner workshop. We will review tool safety and best practices, then guide you in building an entryway storage coat rack for your home. This coat rack has a shelf and two cubbies to hold all your things and 3 coat hooks to hang your outwear. The coat rack dimensions are 24" wide x 15 1/2" tall x 6 1/2" deep. .This class is open to all! No woodworking experience required.
Price
$150/ per person
All materials are included in the cost of the class.
(Need financial aid? Ask us! We want to make sure this event is accessible to you and prioritize aid to BIPOC attendees.)
(Do you want to donate to make this workshop available to those who can’t afford it? Add a ticket for our scholarship fund)
Timeline
11:00p Names and Pronouns
11:15p Workshop Logistics
11:30p Tool Training
12:00a Project Time
1:30p Group Share
1:45p Shop Reset
Accessibility
Do you have a low scent tolerance? We ask that our participants refrain from using extreme scents, though cannot guarantee the workshop space will be scent free. Please know that sawdust is present in the shop and we have masks available upon request.
Do you use ASL? We currently don’t have translation available, and would love to work with you about how you can access our workshops.
Questions? Reach Out.
Pre-Requisites
Age 18+
No woodworking experience necessary
COVID-19 Protocols
Your safety is our highest priority, so we have put safety protocols in place for all of our in-person workshops to keep everyone safe. Those protocols are:
All instructors, assistants, and participants will be required to show proof of vaccinations. Masks are optional.
Everyone should follow recommended safety precautions, such as coughing into your elbow and refraining from touching their face.
All of the tools, equipment, door handles, cabinet and drawer handles, etc. that are touched will be disinfected both before and after the workshop.
Our Credo:
1. Give people independence and confidence
2. Create communities of people through project based collaboration
3. Learn from our mistakes
4. Access both financially & physically