
Sell one bench at a time, cap the class at the vices you own, and let the queue at the bandsaw decide how many hands the shop can take.
Online booking
Customers pick a live woodworking class, take one bench each, and watch the vices still free drop away as the last few of them go.
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Every class, tutor and claimed bench on one week, so the Saturday intensive and the drying time it needs afterwards are both in front of you.
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No machine time at all, so the cap is simply how many vices the bench run holds. Planes and chisels, and nobody standing in a queue.
Put the table saw and bandsaw walk-through up as its own sitting with a low cap, so nobody meets a blade for the first time in a full class.
A stool runs across three sittings with glue-ups curing between them, and a standing booking holds the same bench for the whole run.
Two long days on one piece. The booked count on the Thursday tells you how many boards to buy and dimension before anyone arrives.
Gouges, a mallet and a holdfast. Nothing draws on the extractor, so the room takes more people than a machine class comfortably does.
Six weeks of dovetails and mortices sold as a run, ending on a date or after a set number of sittings, with the bench held throughout.
A birthday or a work crew takes the whole shop. Itemise instruction, timber and machine hours on a quote before anyone commits.
Oil and wax on pieces that cured since last week. Light on machines, so a full bench list still moves through inside the hour.
A morning run every day for a week, capped low, with the same young hands back at the same bench right through the block.
The cap is the benches you own. Nobody squeezes an extra pair of hands onto the bandsaw because the room looked half empty at ten past.
Run drop-in sittings, weekly bench places, private group workshops and longer courses side by side. Publish a machine induction as its own tightly capped session. A quote covers work beyond a standard bench.
See it in action
Schedule
A hand-tool class of ten and a machine night of four sit on the same day at their own honest numbers, so the supervision you need at each hour is plain before the week starts.
Instant booking
Places are set to what one instructor can safely stand behind at a table saw. The class closes itself at the last place, so it cannot be overbooked online.
Get paid
The fee is charged as the place is taken, so timber is bought and docked for people who have committed. A six-week build is quoted with the stock and finish itemised.
Less admin, more bookings
The day lists each class, the tutor on it, the benches still free and which places have already been paid for.
Customers see the benches genuinely left. Once the last vice is claimed the class closes online, rather than taking one more name.
Take the class fee by card with Pro, or record cash and bank transfer on Free. Either way the paid status sits on the bench booking.
Set up in minutes. 200 bookings a month free, no card needed.
One app for every booking
Set each class to the benches and vices you actually own. Confirmed bookings take that count down and booking shuts at the last free bench.
Switch on confirmations and reminders so everyone gets the start time, the timber list and what to wear near the extractor, all by email.
Set the class capacity to your usable benches. Confirmed bookings reduce the places left, and booking closes at the last free bench.
Yes. One booking can take more than one bench, and every bench taken counts against the same capacity.
Yes. Set a weekly or monthly standing booking, ending never, on a date, or after a chosen number of sittings.
The cancelled bench goes back to the class, so the count still open and the timetable both stay accurate without anyone editing them.
Yes. Switch on confirmation and reminder emails, and each attendee gets the time, the bench details and anything they need to bring.
Card payment as they book comes with Pro. On Free, record cash and bank transfer by hand against the booking.