The Bodgery
A community makerspace with literally tons of tools. Sharing skills and expertise between makers encourages innovation and collaboration. A McGyver collective.
We work and teach on metal, wood, electronics, crafts, CNC, glass, leather, etc. Stop by Fri nights for a tour! to bodge (v): 1.to hack something together, to McGyver it. 2. to repair hastily and without care of durability or aesthetics or perfection. 3. an inelegant but workable “fix” applied to extend functionality or correct a problem. bodgery (n): place where people hack things together.
10/08/2026
Pete B. completed another Walnut challenge coin rack. He made this using a scroll saw-- keep your eye out for upcoming scroll saw classes that Pete will be teaching at the Bodgery.
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10/07/2026
Layni Carver completed this lovely piece.
10/06/2026
This beautiful and functional new shelving unit stores routers in the Bodgery woodshop. It was built by Thomas St Germain-- thank you Thomas, we appreciate your contribution!
10/02/2026
Jupiter Reynolds recently finished this beautifully textured stained glass piece.
10/01/2026
Pete B made this gorgeous Walnut and Hickory fish landing net.
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09/30/2026
Miranda J is working to try to make as many pieces as she can ahead the of jewelry showcase that will be held at the Bodgery in November. Here are some recent pieces she got polished up.
09/29/2026
The Bodgery will soon be expanding into a new suite adjacent to our existing space. With windows on three sides, we have nicknamed the new space the Fishbowl. The Fishbowl was quite dirty, so members gathered over the weekend to power-wash and clean. As a volunteer-run organization without paid staff, we are so grateful for our members who donate their time to keep our makerspace running.
09/25/2026
Marisa Deboer completed this absolutely spectacular Neptune.
09/24/2026
Pete B made this beautiful Walnut desk with an integral drawer pull. Check out that continuous grain on the drawer faces.
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09/23/2026
Jim Vogel made these gorgeous and functional shoe shelves using Poplar stained with Golden Pecan. The wedges to hold the shelves in are made from Padauk. Jim sends thanks to Jay for the suggestion of notching the legs to fit over the shelves.
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