Malaysian woodworking makerspace brings back joy of making something with our hands


Most of the participants who come in with no experience will leave the first lesson wanting to learn more. Photos: KitaBina

The first thing that greets you upon entering the warehouse space is the lingering scent of fresh timber, accompanied by the hum of sanders and the familiar whirr of drills.

It almost brings you back to the school days, stirring memories of sitting through Kemahiran Hidup (Life Skills) classes, learning how to saw and hammer for wood building projects.

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