Discovery
Discovery workshop
A short format to discover the workshop, materials and tools, and leave with a first practical experience.
Woodworking workshops
Learn, make and leave with something tangible
Small-group workshops to discover wood, understand the techniques, use the right tools and make progress on a real piece in a working workshop environment.
Approach
A useful workshop, not a passive demonstration
The aim is not simply to watch a machine run. Each format helps you understand the material, work methodically, discover real constraints and leave with a clear experience suited to your level and project.
Formats
Choose how you would like to experience the workshop
Come to discover a technique, develop an idea, receive guidance on a small piece or choose a pre-defined workshop.
Project
Project workshop
Guidance around a small piece defined in advance: a useful object, small box, board, decorative element or simple project.
Bespoke
Personal guidance
To understand a technique, receive guidance on a specific idea or work methodically on a piece suited to your level.
Practical formats
Available workshops
Engraving, laser, CNC, a small box, personalised board or marquetry: practical formats to help you choose the right workshop more quickly.
Included
A clear framework for learning without improvising
The workshop remains a real production space. Projects are therefore defined before the session: experience level, objective, safety, available time, materials and tools. This framework lets you enjoy the experience without turning the session into organised chaos.
Materials
Wood and consumables suited to the project
Tools
Suitable tools used under supervision
Safety
Defined techniques, limits and machine use
Guidance
Methods, stages and finishes explained
The project is adapted to your level, the available time and the workshop’s safety requirements.
Process
What happens during a workshop?
Every workshop begins before the appointment: a conversation helps identify the most suitable format and prepare a realistic session.
Discuss
Define your level, interests, preferred format, project or chosen discovery topic.
Prepare
Confirm the tools, materials, stages and realistic limits before the session.
Make
Handle the tools, understand the techniques, develop the piece and learn by doing.
Complete
Finish the piece, understand the finishing process and leave with useful reference points.
Important
Formats are adapted to your level and project
For safety reasons, some machines and operations are not available without appropriate supervision. These workshops are not certified professional training courses: they are practical, supervised experiences designed to help you progress intelligently.
Your workshop
Would you like to make or understand something?
Describe your idea, your level and what you would like to learn or make. The discussion will identify the most suitable format.