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*** Register below, using the calendar ***
*** Please plan to ensure that your glue-ups can be de-clamped prior to the end of each session ***
Drop-in times are limited based on the available spots shown on the calendar below. All attendees must register online to confirm their access to the shop. We are asking each individual to register for no more than two sessions per week, and our online system will enforce this. If drop-in space remains available 36 hours before a scheduled session, you can book additional drop-in time.
Please note:
- While in the shop, you must wear safety glasses at all times. You should have your own safety glasses, but the shop will have safety glasses that you may use at your discretion.
- You must have a dust mask available. Dust masks are available for purchase through the shop. Users may not work with such woods as pressure treated, MDF, particle board, cedar, walnut, and so on without first warning all users to wear a dust mask.
- The woodshop access door (side door at the windows) should be open during drop-in times.
If you are booking your drop-in appointment with a drop-in pass, you must record the number of your pass in your booking. You must provide that specific pass to the supervisor when you check in. Virtual passes associated with your Safety ID do not need to be supplied to the supervisor.
See the calendar for the current schedule - dates do change due to holidays and availability.
The drop-in fee is $20.00 per visit.
Woodworking II classes that are not fully utilized will be opened for additional drop-in to allow for more weeknight evening drop-in options. These sessions will be marked as "Instructed drop-ins" and are drop-in classes at the Woodworking II level. These sessions will be priced at $30 per session as they are organized classes with an experienced instructor who can help you with your project. In addition to providing more workshop options in the evenings, these drop-ins are a great opportunity for students who are not able to commit to a full 8-week session. Each drop-in is first-come, first-served.
Attendees must supply their own material*, but have access to our tools and equipment to work on their projects.
Reclaimed lumber of any kind is not permitted to be worked on any of the machines in the shop. Additionally, unmilled logs may not be worked on the machines without the proper holding jigs that you must supply.
Drop-in times are supervised by a knowledgeable team of volunteers! Supervisors are not instructors - they are there to ensure your safety and can help with the proper, safe setup and operation of the machines. They are knowledgeable and able to give advice and answers to your woodworking problems.
Individuals with woodworking experience can volunteer to earn free drop-in passes for the woodshop. Please contact the facility manager at facilitymanager@bronxpark.ca if you are interested in learning more.
PLEASE NOTE: All individuals who wish to use the woodshop for Drop-In are required to have completed our SAFETY ORIENTATION class. The class is 2.5 hours and covers the safety information you need to know to use our facility. Upon completion of the Safety Orientation class, you will receive a SAFETY CARD, which is valid for three years. You must present this card when you attend the drop-in sessions. Visit the classes list to enroll in the next available Safety Orientation.
* There is no storage space available to drop-in users. Attendees must transport their materials to and from drop-in. Attendees on days with back-to-back drop-in who plan to attend both sessions may leave their materials during the dinner break.
- Space available
- Limited availability
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- Instructed Drop-in (Woodworking II)
Drop-in Registration
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