Sharp tools, real liability, and lumber that isn't cheap to over-order.
One page, one link, one link to share — built around how woodworking instructors actually operate, not a generic events template with the noun swapped.
A waiver isn't paperwork here — it's the first five minutes
Table saws and chisels mean every attendee needs a safety waiver on file before they touch a tool, checked at the door by whoever's running that session — not assumed signed because they registered online three weeks ago.
Lumber bought per board-foot doesn't forgive a guess
A cutting board class priced for ten needs ten blanks of a specific dimension — not "about ten." Ordering off a stale registration count means either wasted stock or a student standing at an empty bench.
Shop capacity is a headcount, not a room size
A shop with six benches can't safely run twelve people through table-saw instruction regardless of how many tickets get sold — capacity has to cap at the tool count, not the room's square footage.
Live woodworking sessions right now
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Free under 20 people, no account. When you outgrow that, Starter is free under 50 members — see the full pitch for workshops and courses.