The workshop kicked off with a warm briefing where we learned about woodworking basics,everything from terminology to understanding wood grain. Our instructor, Deepak Mulajkar, an engineer-turned-interiors pro, was super approachable and made the technical stuff easy to grasp. We got introduced to various tools, including power tools from Bosch and Makita, and safety gear was handed out,goggles, masks, noise-cancelling headphones,all sanitized and ready. It felt reassuring knowing safety was a top priority. Then came the fun part: picking our project. I went for a small planter, but you could choose from a table, an airplane, or even a ship! If you’re curious about learning DIY – Woodworking and Carpentry, this is the perfect place to start, and you can check it out here: Beginner Woodworking Workshop.

After hours of work, there’s a neat little pause where you let your creation dry. It’s a perfect time to sip on some refreshments provided and share stories with fellow participants. Everyone was buzzing with excitement, swapping tips and admiring each other’s progress. The studio itself is Insta-worthy, making it a great spot to snap some photos of your work-in-progress. This relaxed vibe made the whole experience feel like a fun gathering rather than a workshop. For those looking to combine learning with a chill atmosphere, the DIY – Woodworking and Carpentry is definitely worth trying.