The curious starters
A first step into making, trying, and finding their confidence.
$75per child / hour
All materials included✳ LITTLE MAKERS. BIG POSSIBILITIES.Small builds.
Small builds.
Lasting confidence.
Two-hour, hands-on drop-off woodworking workshops for kids ages 7+. Kids learn practical skills, work through problems, and build something of their own.
Two-hour drop-off workshops · Ages 7–9 & 10+ · Coming soon · Help us reach six families
A little creativity✳A lot of confidence✳Something all their own
A little wood. A lot of possibility.THE FIRST BUILDBuild a Little Robot.
Build a Little Robot.
Grow Big Confidence.
A few wooden blocks. A handful of screw eyes. And an imagination that makes it all their own.
Our first project is a simple wooden robot. Kids assemble the pieces with guidance, add their own personality, and take home something they’re proud to have built.
All materials includedNo motors or electronicsMade by them. Taken home.
ROOM TO GROWLittle hands.
Little hands.
Real possibilities.
Weekend woodworking, with space to explore at their own pace. Beginners are very welcome.
The growing makers
New challenges, hands-on problem solving, and ideas of their own.
$50per child / hour
All materials includedEach workshop is a two-hour drop-off session. Prices are per child, per hour; total cost is confirmed before booking.
Two-hour drop-off workshops · Weekends · Dates to be announcedLocation announced before registration opens.
FROM “WHAT IF?” TO “LOOK WHAT I MADE!”
One build. So many discoveries.
Meet the tools
Get to know the tools and practice safe handling.
Make a plan
Imagine a robot and think through the pieces.
Build together
Try, ask questions, and assemble with guidance.
Make it theirs
Add character, color, and a little imagination.
Share the pride
Show their creation and take it home.
A FAMILY STORYSome things are
A father. A son. A new generation.
Some things are
better passed down.
A father. A son. A new generation.Growing up, I watched my dad build things in the garage. I didn’t know it then, but I was learning much more than how things went together.
Recently, I wanted a hanging bed for my son. My dad helped—and did much of the building. As my son watched his grandfather work, I saw a familiar scene: the same curiosity I’d felt watching my own dad all those years ago.
That’s where Built Together Workshop began. Not with the idea that we have to know everything, but that we can show up, share what we know, and figure things out together.
My dad, a retired aeronautical mechanical engineer, and I are the co-owners and operators. We want to give kids room to create, practice patience, solve a problem, and discover that asking for help is part of becoming capable.
A little practical knowledge. A little more confidence.
And something meaningful built together.
CARE COMES FIRSTReal tools.
Real tools.
Thoughtful guidance.
Confidence grows when children have the support to try. Safe tool handling and guided learning are central to our approach.
Guided, not rushed
We focus on learning how to handle tools carefully, take time, and ask for help along the way.
Tools with purpose
Tool selection and how children will be supervised will be shared before registration opens.
Clarity for parents
Drop-off is available. Drop-off, pickup, and supervision details will be provided before registration so you can make an informed decision.
COMING SOONA weekend. A shared project.
Keep me in the loopA weekend. A shared project.
A memory that stays.
Father–son workshops are on the horizon. Time to learn side by side and make something together. Dates and pricing to be announced.
GOOD QUESTIONSA little more
A little more
before we build.
Here’s what we know so far.
More details before registration opens.
How much do workshops cost?
Ages 7–9: $75 per child per hour. Ages 10+: $50 per child per hour. All materials are included. Each workshop is a two-hour drop-off session. Prices are per child, per hour; total cost is confirmed before booking.
When and where will classes happen?
Classes will run on weekends; dates are still to be announced. Location announced before registration opens. Join the interest list to hear when those details are ready.
Can I drop my child off?
Workshops are two-hour drop-off sessions. Supervision, drop-off, and pickup details will be provided before registration so you can decide what works for your family.
Is the robot electronic?
No. The first project is a simple wooden robot assembled with screw eyes, with no motors or electronics. Children customize it and take it home.
Does my child need woodworking experience?
Not at all. Beginners are welcome. Workshops focus on guided learning, safe tool handling, patience, and the confidence to ask questions and try.
Are father–son workshops available yet?
They’re coming soon. Dates and pricing are still to be announced. You can tick the father–son interest box on the form to hear more.
Does joining the list reserve a place?
No. The interest list lets us contact parents about workshops. It is not a reservation, and there is no payment or booking at this stage.
SOMETHING GOOD IS TAKING SHAPEBe part of
Be part of
the first builds.
Leave your details and we’ll be in touch when workshop dates, location, and registration are ready.
Big ideas start small.Help us launch our first workshop
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Once six families express interest, we’ll reach out to coordinate a date. Joining the list doesn’t reserve a place or require payment.