Three benches, one shared crib, zero clipboard fights
A city makerspace cut tool disputes in half after moving checkouts onto Benchline.
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Built for working shopsOne desk for every bench on the floor
Tool cribs, project boards, class calendars, and member skills — coordinated without the chaos of sticky notes.
Free for crews under 12. No card required.
Trusted by shops that build
- Cedar & Co.
- Millwright Guild
- Oak & Rivet
- North Joinery
- Harbor Bench
- Ashline Labs
Shop modules
Everything your floor needs — nothing it does not
Switch between crib, board, calendar, and roster without leaving the desk.
Know which tool is free before you leave the bench
Check out routers, clamps, and specialty bits with due times that ping members — no more mystery empty hooks.
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One board from rough cut to finish coat
Stages, owners, and lumber notes live on the same card so apprentices and leads see the same shop truth.
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Book benches, instructors, and dust-collection slots
Weekend intro classes and weeknight open shop share one calendar with capacity limits that protect the floor.
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Skills, certifications, and shift coverage in view
Track table-saw certifications, finishing leads, and who can open early — without a shared spreadsheet.
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How it lands
Up in a weekend, useful on Monday
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01
Map your shop floor
Name benches, machines, and storage zones so every booking points to a real place.
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Load tools and classes
Import your crib list and publish the next month of open-shop hours in an afternoon.
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Invite the crew
Members claim benches, check out gear, and leave finish notes where the next shift can find them.
From the floor
Shops already running on Benchline
Community makerspaces, teaching studios, and small production crews.
Class capacity that respects the dust collector
Instructors cap enrollments against machine load so every student still gets spindle time.
Finish schedules that survive rush weeks
Spray booth slots and cure times live next to the build board — no more crossed wires.
Shop notes
What leads tell us
We stopped shouting across the floor for clamps. The crib view tells us who has what before anyone walks over.
Class calendars used to live in three apps. Now students book a bench and I see machine load in one place.
Project boards finally match how we actually finish — glue-up, sand, seal — not generic software stages.
Shop journal
Notes from working floors
Reach the shop desk
Walkthroughs, crib imports, and teaching-studio setups are welcome. Keep notes under 150 words.
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