[fragmede]

sounds like there's a market for a woodshop in the city, gym membership style.

[femto]

Men's Sheds if you're in Australia.

https://mensshed.org/

[senderista]

There's already one in Seattle: https://www.isgoodwoodworks.com/

[dyauspitr]

They have those but it’s never the same in a shared space.

[aczerepinski]

My town (Madison WI) has one. You can rent time or do classes. I kind of want to do it but I already have too many hobbies.

[op00to]

Isn’t that what maker spaces are?

[pimlottc]

Maker spaces tend to focus on high-tech tools, like 3D printers, laser cutters, electronic cutters (cricut/silhouette), etc. Some also have woodshops but that's less common and typically requires more space.

[jspash]

In the UK there are maker spaces of all varieties. But you are right, woodworking spaces need room for the equipment. If you are a hand-tool only woodworker, then there isn't really a need to use someone else's (unsharpened) tools.

I'd love to see a site like this for the US, Canada and/or Europe. https://openworkshopnetwork.com/