Rent a carpentry workshop (carpentry coworking). Educational Open Carpentry Workshop Rubankov Carpentry co-working

SPECIAL PROJECT WITH THE MASTER

Use this service to implement your non-standard ideas with our Master. If our and do not allow you to realize your idea, then "Special project with a master" is what you need! The cost of the service, see below in the section Prices and conditions.

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You can come and get to know us on weekdays according to the coworking schedule

PLACE, WORK MODE, EQUIPMENT

Important! We do not have industrial equipment. There are restrictions. Be sure to coordinate your plans with the Administrator in advance!

■ Moscow, metro station Preobrazhenskaya Square

Miter saw, lathe, jointer, grinding machine, power tools (milling cutter, drills, jigsaws, screwdrivers, grinders)

Mon, Wed, Thu from 12-00 to 20-30 (except holidays)

■ St. Petersburg, m. Baltiyskaya

Sawing machine (circular saw), miter saw, lathe, jointer, desktop jigsaw, drilling machine, grinding machine, desktop grinder (like a belt sander, only more), power tools (drills, jigsaws, screwdrivers. grinders)

Wed-Fri from 12-00 to 20-30 (except holidays)

Each visit to any of the sites is possible only by agreement with the manager(according to availability) - the access system works! Site addresses in the section Online!

PRICE AND TERMS

Important! We do not have industrial equipment. There are restrictions. Be sure to coordinate your plans with the Administrator in advance!

Standard prices for coworking in Moscow

• "Month" - 9500 r - on weekdays Mon, Wed, Thu from 12.00 to 20.30 within a month from the date of payment within the framework of the workshop.
• "1 day" (8 hours) - 3000 rubles - hours from the package are not transferred to other days!
• Special project with a master: 3400 rubles for 4 hours. Further 1000 r / hour. It includes both consultations and assistance of the master, as well as independent work.

Standard prices for coworking in St. Petersburg

• "Month" - 8500 rubles. - Wed, Thu, Fri from 12.00 to 20.30 on weekdays within a month from the date of payment within the framework of the workshop.
• "1 day" (8 hours) - 2500 rubles. - hours from the package are not transferred to other days!
• Special project with a master: 3100 rubles for 4 hours. Further 1000 r / hour. Includes both consultations and help of the master, and independent work.
• Storage of materials - rules and cost see below.

What is included in the price:

• Rental of a workplace in a carpentry workshop (1 workbench)
• 1 square meter for storage of product or materials (only within paid time)
• Use of tools and equipment to which the coworker has the permission of the Workshop Administrator or carpenter's Angel
• Tea and coffee, communication with colleagues and a great creative atmosphere of carpentry coworking!
• Safety briefing
• Master classes on Thursdays (check with the manager)

What is paid separately:

• The use of a second workbench and the area for storing the product or materials over 1 square meter
• Access to tools and machines - master class, individual consultations and training.
• Materials and consumables - paid separately or bring your own (self-tapping screws, sandpaper, glue, paint, etc.)
• Storage of materials (see below)

Important: Rules and cost of storing materials for coworkers:

The product, materials, things and other items of the co-working participant after the end of the paid period (hourly payment or subscription) are paid at a rate of 80 rubles / day for the first 7 days.
More than 7 days, the products are not stored and disposed of, if the participant does not show up and warn.

Example 1:
The coworker's subscription has expired, he has 7 days to appear with us, get in touch with the manager, then:

1) if the coworker showed up during these 7 days, then he pays the debt for the number of days, then either extends the coworking or takes the product.

2) if the coworker is missing, then after 7 days we will dispose of its materials, product, etc.

Example 2:

A coworker with a payment for 1 day of work does not pay for storage. Further, payment is charged for each day of storage (but not more than 7 days), then see the scheme above.

Friends, don't forget your things! We are unable to store them!

And don't forget to coordinate your visits with us!

Attention coworking residents!

1. Compliance with safety regulations and following the instructions of the administrator and the joiner's Angel is the main commandment of the workshop!
2. Before work, get access to tools and machines.
3. The rule of carpentry coworking: if you break it - repair the damage!
4. Each of your visits to the public carpentry workshop must be agreed with us by a preliminary call! The phone number is listed on the website!

Open Carpentry Workshop Rubankov Moscow

Coworking is closed!

Why visit the Open Carpentry Workshop?

The Open Carpentry Workshop was conceived and implemented in order for everyone to be able to translate their ideas into wood without organizing and spending a lot of money on their own workshop. We want you to learn and love working with wood. Wood is a truly amazing material from which they are made, like miniature objects, so now they even build skyscrapers, yes, yes, there are a couple of wooden skyscrapers in Europe.

The carpentry workshop involves both work with hand tools and electrical equipment and machines. In the Open Carpentry Workshop at your disposal, after completing the TB course, you will have access to a large arsenal of modern high-quality machines, from carpentry workbenches to cabinet saws and tenon cutters ( panorama above). A complete list of workshop equipment is available.

Of course, in our workshop there is also a place for communication, for your convenience in the open workshop there is a full-fledged coffee corner with a sink and a sideboard, public investments in buns and sweets are welcome =) Our workshop could not do without a couple of restrooms, a wardrobe, and even found a place under storage rooms.

Who visits the Open Carpentry Workshop?

The Open Carpentry Workshop has existed for more than a year, and during this time, far from one masterpiece has been created in the workshop! Already experienced old-timers work in the workshop, so people who want to do carpentry or turning for the first time also come. For those who come for the first time, we can offer both assistance in managing your project and full-fledged training courses. The list of courses can be found on the page

Do you dream of a table, chest of drawers or chair made according to individual drawings? Desperate to find the right thing in stores or just believe in the principle "if you want something done well, do it yourself"? Our today's review is for all those who already know how to work with carpentry tools, but do not want or cannot afford to equip an individual workshop.

Read about six and a half Moscow co-working spaces that are ready to provide all fans of wooden things with a workbench, (semi) professional equipment and help from craftsmen.

Do a thing

One of the most prominent open carpentry workshops in Moscow, which also works as an educational platform and co-working space. The latter is designed for both professionals and beginners, so the tariff grid for using jobs is quite flexible. Beginners are accompanied by a master, the minimum cost of an hour for them is 1000₽.

Price: from 500 ₽/hour to 25000 ₽/month.

The address: metro Street 1905 Goda, st. 1905 d. 7, p. 1.

The gift of labor

Workshop and co-working on the basis of a carpentry shop with an area of ​​700 m 2 . The workshop is equipped with semi-professional tools, as well as CNC machines. You will be allowed to work after certification, and if you are a beginner, then after completing an introductory pass course (2000 ₽).

Price: from 300 ₽/hour to 24,000 ₽/month.

The address: metro Preobrazhenskaya square, st. 1st Bukhvostova, 12/11, room 16.

DIY Academy

Small but very lively workshop on design factory "Flacon". Most of the time and attention is paid to master classes on specific topics, but there is an opportunity to use the space as a co-working space or buy a large course in which to work out all the carpentry techniques, creating a specific piece of furniture.

Price: from 1000 ₽/3 hours.

The address: metro Dmitrovskaya, st. Bolshaya Novodmitrovskaya, 36, building 25.

Website: diyacademy.ru

SM-47

The workshop at VDNKh works as a production base and co-working space for everyone. As in DIY-Academies, the emphasis here is on master classes, among which there are turning lessons. The prices for the actual coworking here do not depend on the level of your skill, but on the time of day.

Price: from 250 ₽/hour to 8500 ₽/24 hours.

Cedar

A carpentry school and a workshop that has two sites in Moscow: the main one and a smaller one with a limited set of tools and equipment. The emphasis is on training courses (there is a summer school for teenagers). Prices for coworking are affordable, but pay attention to the schedule: the school is closed on holidays and weekends.

Price: from 300 ₽/hour.

The address: metro Ploshchad Ilyicha, st. Samokatnaya, d. 4, p. 27.

Rubankov

One of the youngest co-working spaces, existing for only six months. The project of the Rubankov company, which began with the trade in carpentry tools, and now under the slogan "the revival of carpentry", is engaged in several projects at once, including a carpentry art festival and a carpentry school.

Price: from 1000 ₽/5 hours.

The address: Krasnoselskaya metro station, 1st Krasnoselsky lane, 7/9 A, building 11. craftstation.com

At the end of the review - a few tips from my own experience.

• When comparing prices for coworking, pay attention to whether the cost includes supplies and storage space for a project that takes more than one day to work on. As a rule, you need to pay for this separately.
• Don't neglect masterclasses. This format is perfect if you don’t know what to do, but you want to get acquainted with carpentry.
• Follow the schedule of open days and free master classes, this is a good reason to go to the workshop, get to know each other and see if you are comfortable there.
• Don't forget about safety! You will definitely be instructed on the spot, but you should take care in advance that your clothes are comfortable and not too loose, and that there is an elastic band in your pocket to collect long hair. And yes, do not neglect safety glasses, even if you see that the master is working without them. Take care of your eyes.

12+

Do you dream of creating: drawing, knitting, doing needlework, but it seems that nothing will work out, or is there no time at home for this? The Openwork Garden studio team is sure: creativity is, first of all, a way of relaxation and self-knowledge, a kind of yoga for the soul. Join like-minded people and boldly embody any ideas!

 per. 3rd Novy, 5, building 1, office 1.

DIY-space "Laba" is a place for enthusiastic creators. There is everything for comfortable work: laser and milling machines, 3D printers for large-scale and miniature models, risograph, plotter and other modern equipment. arrange meetings with scientists and architects, engineers and designers. Here you can learn how to design robots, assemble models of aircraft and ships. And also - to participate in the creation of a real space satellite!

 st. Myasnitskaya, 13, building 20

The creator of "Gears" is a teacher and restorer, professional carpenter Vyacheslav Shvaikov. In the workshop you can make whatever you want: there is everything you need for cutting materials, grinding and finishing. You can come here for furniture making courses, where in a couple of days even a child will understand how to make simple pieces of furniture. By the way, carpentry classes for children are held separately. But one point must be taken into account: the entrance to the territory of the Moscow Newspaper Printing House, where the carpentry workshop is located, is possible only for visitors over 16 years old. It is recommended to take a passport or driver's license with you, and before the visit, you should call the "Mechanical Wooden Gears" in advance so that they can order a pass here.

 st. 1905, d. 7, p. 1

One of the first public workshops in the country was the Yard of Collaborators, which opened in 2012. Since then, the workshop has moved from Chistye Prudy to Preobrazhenskoye and changed its name to "Gift of Labor". The new premises are much more spacious, which made it possible to arrange individual workshops. There is everything you need for carpentry: tools, machines, paint shop. The cost of visiting varies from 400 rubles per hour to 1800 per day. You can also issue a subscription: the cost is from 13,000 to 24,000 rubles per month. If you are going to use carpentry machines, but do not have the necessary qualifications to work on them, you will first need to pass a mini-certification or a corresponding master class on any Sunday.

 st. 1st Bukhvostova, 12/11, bldg. sixteen

Under the guidance of Anastasia and Maria Pribelsky, you can learn the Lampwork technique - to process glass under the flame of a burner. In this way, it is possible to produce, for example, beads of unique colors and shapes. A single visit will cost you 300 rubles, when buying a subscription for several classes, the cost for 1 hour will be from 220 to 250 rubles per hour. For everyone who has completed the basic course, when buying the first 10 hours of rent, two gift hours are added. The price includes the use of a workplace with a burner, basic tools, kiln firing, an apron, glasses and mandrel (knitting needles). Additionally, you can rent rare and expensive instruments (from 150 rubles per hour), buy glasses and tools, use the background consultations of masters in the process of creating independent works (1000 rubles per hour) or ask the master to fully supervise your project (1500 rubles per hour).

 st. Baltiyskaya, 11

A workshop for 9 people under the direction of Alexander Efimov grew up on the basis of a jewelry school. Those who do not have the opportunity to equip their own workspace come here. Rent for a weekday costs 1200 rubles, half a day (block from 11:00 to 14:30 or from 14:30 to 18:00) and an evening block (from 18:00 to 21:30) will cost 800 rubles. The cost of a rental day on weekends and holidays is 1400 rubles. You can issue a subscription for 15 and 25 visits for 15,000 and 20,000 rubles, respectively. Tenants have free access to all jewelry processing tools and consumables. The employees of the coworking space will always help you with advice, offer you a cup of tea or take you to the library, where jewelry-related publications are kept.

 st. Novy Arbat, 34, building 1, 1st floor, room 110

This family studio, led by father and son, ceramists Viktor and Prokhor Kolosov, is located in the so-called “village of artists”. Masters introduce students to the classical techniques of modeling and painting products from fireclay and red clay. During the academic year, three-hour master classes are held here, the cost of which ranges from 3,200 to 7,200 rubles. In the course of training with the help of a master, you will be able to bring your ideas to life - from the sketch stage to the finished product. Those who wish to get away from the bustle of the city, the artists are invited to a country studio, located on the banks of the Nerl River. Here you can settle in a village house and completely surrender to nature and creativity.

 st. Panfilova, d. 2, building. 4

 "Expanse in Sleptsovo", pos. Sleptsovo, Yaroslavl region

Workplace is a place for those who love the scope of their work and want to create surrounded by like-minded people. Here you can breathe freely, there is everything you need for work and a lot of space for bringing ideas to life. In the "White Cabinet" you can sew, arrange meetings with clients and try on, and in the "Lectorium" you can work with students. To get into the number of residents, you need to buy one of several types of subscriptions.

 Izmailovskoye sh., 73Zh, building 34, 2nd floor

The main activity of the workshops is working with metal. Not much time has passed since the opening of the first workshop in the space of the Kristall plant in 2014, but today the project has already managed to turn into a real confederation, uniting craftsmen from various fields. Custo Bicycles, the CopperBrass metalworking shop, the blacksmith shop and The Baza motorcycle shop coexist here. In addition to masters, anyone can get here: master classes and systematic classes are held on the territory of the project under the guidance of residents of local workshops. So, for example, at the "Blacksmithing Course" you can learn the intricacies of the craft and bring your creative ideas to life in 8 lessons.

 st. Samokatnaya, 4

Public carpentry workshop "DIY Academy"
One of the first creative clusters in Moscow

Roman Bondarev - that manual labor is back in fashion

Many residents of a big city would like to do something with their own hands from time to time. And many craftsmen working with wood or metal would like to start their own production. Most of them cannot do this due to the lack of equipment and a workshop. But there is a way out - to go to a public workshop and organize your production there. So, the Moscow carpentry coworking "Dar Truda" offers workshops with all the necessary infrastructure to everyone. Roman Bondarev, a resident of the Gift of Labor, spoke about why manual labor is back in fashion.

38 years old, resident and coordinator for the development of the Moscow public workshop. In 2001 he graduated from Moscow State Technical University MAMI with a degree in design engineer. He worked as a car journalist, in 2012 he created his furniture project SitUp, took up carpentry and became a regular client of a public workshop, and later an employee. Founders and co-owners of the project "Gift of Labor" - Konstantin Skvortsov and Oleg Farajullaev.

From computer to machine

The idea to create a public workshop belongs to graphic designer Konstantin Skvortsov. In 2005, a USU graduate realized that he no longer wanted to sit in front of a computer, but wanted to work with his hands. First, Konstantin got a job at a construction site, where he went from a handyman to a foreman, and later he seriously took up carpentry. At that moment, he collaborated with an unusual for that time Moscow store called Lost and Found, which sold goods from master artisans.

Konstantin thought that there could be more such craftsmen if they had the opportunity to work somewhere and sell their products somewhere. And in general, most residents of a big city sooner or later face one problem - if you need to repair or make something at home, then it is extremely difficult to do it. Lack of free space, lack of knowledge and skills, lack of necessary tools (and even more so - serious equipment), the inability to make noise at late hours, etc.

So Konstantin Skvortsov came up with the idea to open a public workshop where anyone could come to spend a few hours there and do something with their own hands. Konstantin nurtured this idea for several years and once shared it with his classmate Oleg Farajullaev, at that time the owner of a logistics company, who was in search of a new promising market niche. Having written down, as it seemed to them then, a completely feasible business plan, they decided to open such an institution in Moscow.

They began to bring the idea to life in September 2012, and already in October, the public workshop “Dvor Sotrudney” was opened, located in the very center of Moscow, not far from Chistye Prudy, in the basement of one of the courtyards of Milyutinsky Lane.

From the very beginning, the Founding Fathers were supported by a group of like-minded people, most of whom worked as volunteers. Many came as clients to do something for themselves and leave, but were so taken with the idea of ​​a community workshop that they stayed on the project, and some even changed their line of work to do so.

The room in a 200-meter basement, huge for us at that time, turned out to be a former carpentry, or rather, part of a restoration workshop. From her, we inherited some equipment that was extremely valuable to us at that time. We rented a room 30 meters away and started working. In less than six months, we were already occupying 90 meters there.

Initially, about 500,000 rubles were invested in the project, which were taken from the personal savings of Oleg and Konstantin. Half of this money was spent on carpentry equipment, the other half on renting premises in the first months of operation. 3 months after the opening, we were able to reach operating zero, and further investment was carried out from the incoming profit.

Noise and dust - without restrictions!

Initially, only the simplest carpentry work could be done in a public workshop. The main machine was a stationary circular saw with self-made guides and a removable carriage. When the carriage was installed to cut, for example, a sheet of plywood, all other work had to be stopped, and everything was removed from the workbenches to the floor - there was not enough space.

We also had a miter saw, a drilling machine, a band saw and a small thickness gauge. And, of course, several sets of basic mechanical and power tools. For a person who first got into the carpentry, more than enough. Most importantly, you could make noise and dust as much as you like!

There was simply nowhere to install something new, therefore, we can say that in the first two years - before the move - we basically debugged the mechanism of the public workshop. I had to rethink many points and abandon many ideas that seemed unshakable at first.

We understood how to build work with clients, what an administrator should be like and what he should do, how best to equip the workshop, what tariffs should be and what services are expected from us in the first place. All these are very important elements, and the fact that our “run-in” took place in an extremely compressed (in terms of space) form has become an incredible boon for us - if we started right away on a large site, all this would require colossal, simply unbearable funds and efforts.

Packing suitcases

Soon the inevitability of the move became obvious to everyone. When at some point three relatively large (for that level of ours) projects simply “stuck” in the workshop, which needed to be worked on simultaneously, it became clear that “it’s no longer possible to live like this.” The craftsmen had to literally meander between other people's details, and it was possible to do something only in turn. If something had to be taken out, it turned into a complex logistical operation.

The steep narrow staircase leading to our basement did not add to the convenience. In addition, there was virtually no separate painting room (always combining various other functions), and the neighboring ceramic workshop increasingly expressed dissatisfaction with noise and dust. The limit of patience was reached and, having looked at two or three places within one week, Konstantin made a strong-willed decision: we are moving!

Having moved in December 2014 from a cramped basement to the NIIDAR workshops on Preobrazhenka, we increased the total area by 3.5 times - up to 320 square meters. Since January 2016, our area has already been 760 square meters, and now, in 2017, we occupy a total of about 1,000 square meters.

During 2015, we practically did not stop the work of the coworking space, settling in a new place, gradually purchasing additional equipment and looking around in search of new opportunities. First of all, a medium-sized panel saw was purchased. Further, other saws, thickness gauges, jointers and other machines were systematically bought.

In January 2016, we received a subsidy under the program of the Center for Youth Innovative Creativity. This allowed us to expand our sites and purchase serious equipment - new laser and CNC milling machines, as well as a number of carpentry equipment and machines for working with metal that were previously inaccessible to us. Also, at the request of the CMIT program, we purchased non-core equipment for ourselves - a 3D scanner and a 3D printer, which are designed for prototyping small objects. An important step was the addition of a light second floor in the main workshop of the coworking space. This made it possible to optimally distribute the functional areas of the public workshop.

At the end of 2016, we expanded a little more - we rented a separate room for our training center, the classes of which were previously held exclusively in the coworking area. Now educational activities can be carried out separately.

Who and why comes to the workshop

Both experienced craftsmen and beginners can work with us. For example, now a person who wants to learn how to do something with his own hands on his legal day off can come to us for an entry-level “carpentry” class, we call it “The Way of the Master”. Some do something and disappear forever. And someone comes back and becomes our coworker.

A more advanced option is when a person comes who has a specific idea, but does not understand how it can be implemented. We help him in this, the result can also be different.

People come with some kind of carpentry experience, or theoretical knowledge, who need to make something, but nowhere and nothing. They can immediately become coworking customers, additionally learning certain things, for example, working on machines.

Another type of client is experienced carpenters who have their own orders and are looking for a more convenient place to work. Judging by the fact that the number of such residents is not decreasing, we offer them very favorable conditions.

The workshop also accepts and performs (often by resident masters) a wide variety of carpentry and near-carpentry orders. This is the theme of the emergence of all sorts of symbioses of cooperation and the crossing of technologies, skills and creative impulses.

Renting a workplace in the workshop "Gift of Labor" for an hour costs 300 rubles, for a day - 1300 rubles, for a month - 8000 rubles

The most popular tariff is a monthly subscription. That is, a person comes, pays 8,000 rubles and uses the services of the workshop for a month without a time limit. There are also monthly rates for professionals: "Master" - 17,000 rubles (with access to the workshop for up to two people and a personal cell of 7 "squares") and "Pro" (3 people and a cell of 12 square meters).

With those who wish not only to work, but also to teach others on a regular basis, our training center has a contractual relationship. But in general, in carpentry coworking, as in any other, mutual learning occurs during communication, according to the most beneficial principle for everyone - do good to others, in a difficult moment they will help you too.

At the moment, we do not have a single training program or any long course (except, perhaps, a course on working with a drill machine), basically all classes are one-time and are classified as master classes (although in fact they are more like workshops , but for some reason this concept is less popular with us, apparently because of its “foreignness”). Such classes last a day or two days, one lesson lasts an average of 2-3 hours. Now about 80 people pass through the training center "Dar Truda" on average per month.

Why did people reach out to carpentry and other workshops? It seems to me that this is due to a return to the roots, the spiral has turned around - we have outgrown the fashion for "working in the office" and are gradually outgrowing the fashion for constant consumption in the absence of creation. People are beginning to understand that sitting all day in a chair is harmful, not seeing the material result of their work is at least insulting, and the prospect of not being able to answer the grandchildren’s question “Grandfather, what did you do useful in your life?” just destructive.

Yes, this is from the “plant a tree, build a house and raise a son” series. In addition, the era of crisis always naturally leads to the growth of two processes: the birth rate and the search for more profitable offers. It is believed (although this is actually not true) that making something yourself is much cheaper than buying the same thing in a store. By the way, these are all global processes, because DIY is now popular all over the world.

We have never specifically conducted any PR campaigns, and even more so - advertising campaigns. Sometimes we post an advertisement for renting workplaces on Avito, but in less than a week we remove it, because the empty places fill up immediately. In general, our main advertising tool is word of mouth, and you can't think of anything better.

The most basic cost in our business is the rent of premises. There were also quite significant costs for the purchase of equipment, but these were one-time expenses, now there is no need to invest heavily in machines and tools.

A little more than 15 people are involved in the project: two co-founders, three coworking administrators, two equipment repair technicians, the head of the training center, three people each in the laser and milling shops, a couple of permanent volunteers and ... me, Roman Bondarev.

I am the oldest resident of the public workshop, I got into it two weeks after the opening. From the very beginning of our interaction, he actively participated in most of the formation and development processes, was the first administrator of the coworking space. Now I combine the functions of a public relations specialist, a copywriter, in a sense a designer, sometimes a meeting moderator, a curator of some areas and a participant in most events, as well as a “workshop thermometer” - being a 100% insider, I track public moods. In addition, I am engaged in my own carpentry activities - I carry out various orders, as well as develop personal craft and production projects.

Development plans are grandiose. They include the opening of a franchise project, a significant expansion of space, new areas of activity, and the creation of a handicraft cluster. But it is too early to talk about this in detail.