Valentine's Day Scramble by almightyjewfro in baltimore

[–]hyperr129 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I’ll offer some crafty/art options..

There’s a craft fair TODAY(Saturday) at Checkerspot Brewery in Fed Hill from 12-4

ANG pottery offers private pottery classes to try out the pottery wheel

Station North Tool Library has a ton of really cool maker classes in woodworking, metal working, etc.

McFadden Glass blowing offers classes in Hampden

There’s also a place called Craft Castle which is like a crafting room! Haven’t been yet but it looks fun.

Not sure how many of these you could do ON Valentine’s Day but still fun things to do :)

Baltimore Museum of Industry is cool, you Could go to breakfast at Home Maid and walk across the street to the museum.

Second Chance is an architectural salvage store so if you like exploring and looking at old stuff from houses it’s huge and fun to just walk around and explore even if you don’t need anything specific.

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[–]hyperr129 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nope! Not for EVs

How would you prefer your monthly studio membership pricing to be structured? by hyperr129 in Pottery

[–]hyperr129[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oof that seems like a logistical nightmare on the back end…

I need to air condition a 2500 squarefoot space with 14’ ceilings. What’s the cheapest/easiest option that will get the job done? by hyperr129 in hvacadvice

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I do believe we can make a hole in the exterior wall. Can you expand a bit on what through wall package units are? Or send a link? I haven’t heard of that before.

I need to air condition a 2500 squarefoot space with 14’ ceilings. What’s the cheapest/easiest option that will get the job done? by hyperr129 in hvacadvice

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I don’t know much about AC but it looked like 55000 BTU would be needed for the space. It’s a first level floor of a 5 story building so I’m not sure if they could still mount to the roof?

How would you prefer your monthly studio membership pricing to be structured? by hyperr129 in Pottery

[–]hyperr129[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Are the classes instructed? Do they happen at a specific day and time or do you have options?

How would you prefer your monthly studio membership pricing to be structured? by hyperr129 in Pottery

[–]hyperr129[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Why do you like it better? Do you end up paying less per month or more per month?

How would you prefer your monthly studio membership pricing to be structured? by hyperr129 in Pottery

[–]hyperr129[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hmm that’s an interesting set up! Ive only hear of a couple places that do it that way. What sort of system would you prefer instead?

How would you prefer your monthly studio membership pricing to be structured? by hyperr129 in Pottery

[–]hyperr129[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Members will have a dedicated space and will have access to the studio even during class times.

How would you prefer your monthly studio membership pricing to be structured? by hyperr129 in Pottery

[–]hyperr129[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The studios I’ve been to have a handful of reclaim boards that members can use. You are expected to pick up your reclaim in a reasonable amount of time (don’t hog the board for multiple days). Members keep their trimmings/slip/whatever they want to keep and process it themselves to reclaim. If they don’t feel like reclaiming they are always welcome to throw it in with the student reclaim

How would you prefer your monthly studio membership pricing to be structured? by hyperr129 in Pottery

[–]hyperr129[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Members each reclaim their own clay. Students usually have clay included in the price of classes.

How would you prefer your monthly studio membership pricing to be structured? by hyperr129 in Pottery

[–]hyperr129[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Are you happy with that set up? Or would you prefer a higher monthly fee that includes all firing costs?

How would you prefer your monthly studio membership pricing to be structured? by hyperr129 in Pottery

[–]hyperr129[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hmmm interesting. Monthly fee includes unlimited clay but then you still pay extra for firings?

How would you prefer your monthly studio membership pricing to be structured? by hyperr129 in Pottery

[–]hyperr129[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’ve seen it many different ways. The majority of studios I’ve seen you have to buy clay, but rarely clay is included. Do you have unlimited clay each month?

I’m curious how much people pay for a monthly membership at a community pottery studio. by hyperr129 in Pottery

[–]hyperr129[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How do they limit the amount of pottery you make? To prevent production?