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Looking to rent workshop space in metro Atlanta
Hello, Everyone.
I recently moved to the metropolitan Atlanta area (Decatur) and am living in a small apartment. I would like to continue learning to work wood, make sawdust AND keep my neighbors happy. I am looking to rent a small to medium-sized heated and powered workshop space where I can use my almost complete set of basic hand and portable power tools to complete a few furniture projects. I would greatly appreciate any suggestions or assistance from folks out there who live in the metro Atlanta area as to where I should look or who I should contact to find and rent heated and powered workshop space. Please feel free to send email to me directly as well as to this newsgroup. Thanks. |
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Go to Highland Hardware in Virginai Highlands and ask. They are the
best wodworking hardware store. They are actually a hardware store second, woodworking first. I thought I had seen shops for rent at one time or another when visiting there. Pick up some info on the woodworkers guild or the turners guild. Somone may have some better answers for you. Are you actually asking to rent a 12x20 garage from someone to work in? If you go to a church start by asking there. The Smith Hardware at 601 East College Avenue is the best non-woodworking hardware store in your neighborhood. Kentec Megatools 535 Indian Trail Road Lilburn, GA 30047 has a bunch of wooodworking tools. They have woodworking club meetings on Saturday mornings. Edward Lomax wrote: Hello, Everyone. I recently moved to the metropolitan Atlanta area (Decatur) and am living in a small apartment. I would like to continue learning to work wood, make sawdust AND keep my neighbors happy. I am looking to rent a small to medium-sized heated and powered workshop space where I can use my almost complete set of basic hand and portable power tools to complete a few furniture projects. I would greatly appreciate any suggestions or assistance from folks out there who live in the metro Atlanta area as to where I should look or who I should contact to find and rent heated and powered workshop space. Please feel free to send email to me directly as well as to this newsgroup. Thanks. |
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Jim Behning wrote:
Go to Highland Hardware in Virginai Highlands and ask. They are the best wodworking hardware store. They are actually a hardware store second, woodworking first. I thought I had seen shops for rent at one time or another when visiting there. Pick up some info on the woodworkers guild or the turners guild. Somone may have some better answers for you. Good advice here. And while I always prefer HH, don't discount Rockler (about 1 mi outside the perimeter on Roswell Road) and Woodcraft (400 and Holcomb Bridge) as info sources as well. Strong second for the Woodworkers Guild of GA, http://www.woodworkersguildofga.org/index.shtml Are you actually asking to rent a 12x20 garage from someone to work in? If you go to a church start by asking there. The Smith Hardware at 601 East College Avenue is the best non-woodworking hardware store in your neighborhood. Kentec Megatools 535 Indian Trail Road Lilburn, GA 30047 has a bunch of wooodworking tools. They have woodworking club meetings on Saturday mornings. Edward Lomax wrote: Hello, Everyone. I recently moved to the metropolitan Atlanta area (Decatur) and am living in a small apartment. I would like to continue learning to work wood, make sawdust AND keep my neighbors happy. I am looking to rent a small to medium-sized heated and powered workshop space where I can use my almost complete set of basic hand and portable power tools to complete a few furniture projects. I would greatly appreciate any suggestions or assistance from folks out there who live in the metro Atlanta area as to where I should look or who I should contact to find and rent heated and powered workshop space. Please feel free to send email to me directly as well as to this newsgroup. Thanks. -- Alex -- Replace "nospam" with "mail" to reply by email. Checked infrequently. |
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Try Craigslist.com for the Atlanta area. Under housing.
In the SF Bay Area there are always several listing for shared workspace. I didn't see anything like that on a first search for "woodworking" but "Workshop" did turn up several possibilites for space at least. $550 / 760ft=B2 - Workshop with high ceiling-drive in garage-Water,gas,elect. http://atlanta.craigslist.org/off/65406644.html |
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Jim Behning wrote:
(snip) Kentec Megatools 535 Indian Trail Road Lilburn, GA 30047 has a bunch of wooodworking tools. They have woodworking club meetings on Saturday mornings. That would be the Gwinnett Woodworkers Association (http://www.gwinnettwoodworkers.com). We have well over 100 members. As noted we meet every Saturday morning at Kentec / Stone Mountain Power Tools from 8 AM to 9:30 AM. Our class schedule is published on the web site. Visitors are always welcome. We also have special interest groups involved with scroll sawing, turning, radial arm saw usage and computers (usage related to woodworking) that meet in addition to the regular Saturday meeting. |
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