Metal Shop

Accessing the Metal Shop

Step 1: Get certified!

Before using the Metal Shop, you’ll need to complete either a Metal Tools Fast Track assessment (for experienced makers) or a Metal Tools Level 1 class to get certified. This ensures everyone in the space is trained and working safely.

Step 2: Get a Membership

Once certified, choose the access option that works best for you! Whether you want full monthly membership access or prefer a more flexible punch pass; weekend, weekday or all-week. We’ve got options to fit your needs.

Step 3: Get Making

With certification and membership in place, you’re ready to start creating! Book time on equipment, join community events, and bring your projects to life in a well-equipped, collaborative Woodshop space.

Tools & Equipment

  • A compound mitre saw in the woodshop.

    Sandblasting Cabinet

    Blast abrasive media at high pressure to clean and texture metal surfaces

  • SawStop Table saw set up in a woodshop.

    Mig welder

    Fuse metal parts with controlled wire-feed welding for strong, versatile joints

  • A wood lathe set up in a woodshop.

    tig welder

    Produce high-quality, low-spatter welds with precise tungsten electrode control

  • bench grinder

    Grind and sharpen tools or remove burrs with high-speed abrasive wheels

  • A drill press set up in a woodshop.

    belt & disc sander

    Shape and finish surfaces with combined belt sanding speed and disc sanding precision

  • A router table set up in a woodshop.

    1o" sharpener

    Sharpen blades and tools to a razor edge with a stable 10″ grinding wheel

  • delta 16 1/2" drill press

    Drill holes up to 16½″ deep with precise variable-speed vertical drilling

  • 14" Multicutter

    Tackle curves, bevels, and joinery cuts with a versatile 14″ multi-blade cutting system

  • horizontal band saw

    Cut metal stock accurately with a horizontal blade and steady clamping system

  • A wall of organized hand and power tools.

    Hand Tools

    Essential spanners, hammers, grinders, screwdrivers and much more

Metalworking Classes

Whether you’re curious about cutting metal or ready to expand your maker skills by learning how to weld, our metalworking classes are a great way to create something strong, functional, and built to last.