Hi, my name is philipmorris! would like to find somewhere that I could go to to learn woodworking
Hi there everyone, I had a diving accident back in 2007 which resorted to a spinal cord injury basically leaving me paralysed from the chest down. I have very limited dexterity but massively enjoy doing woodwork projects. I have to have 24,7 carers to allow me to live day to day.
I live in Nottingham and would like to find somewhere that I could go to to learn woodworking in whatever capacity but being a full-time wheelchair user (manual) i’m really struggling to find anywhere that can accommodate myself. If anybody knows of anywhere, I would massively appreciate your help thank you in advance.
Kind regards
Phil..🤞🏻🙏🏻🙂♿️
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Heya @philipmorris and welcome to the community. :)
Woodworking is an excellent choice! Have you spoken to your local council or checked any local Facebook groups and such? They can often point you in the right direction.0 -
I have tried yes previously the only place I found is men in sheds but unfortunately because I’m only 48 years old I’m too young apparently 😂 because you have to be over 65
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Oh blimey, that's not very inclusive! But I guess it may depend on how big their sheds are. 😅
I'm not sure how accessible it would be for you, but I've found a place in Newark that offer a 3 3/4 hour course in woodworking that may be something to look into?
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could you send me the details please so I can have a look into it cheers
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Sure thing @philipmorris I'll pop you a message shortly.
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