Howdy folks, I'm Andrew Messersmith. I was a member of CRBG from 2012-2019 and President for 2016-2018. I was saddened to hear that CRBG was struggling to find its feet after the Covid years took its toll. I spoke with Honey Bun and we've decided to try and have an Ol' fashioned Revival. This coming Sunday, June 26th at 1:30pm I'd like to invite past, present, and aspiring members to Knox Makers forge at 116 Childress St. in South Knoxville.
The Guild has a lot of work to do to get back inline with the charter, but before we do that we need to rally the troops, find folks interested in being involved and engaged, and just get together, have some fun, and swing a hammer.

This class will cover topics related to safe and correct operation of equipment within the woodworking area. This is the authorization class for the area and is required prior to using the equipment. Safe practices will be demonstrated and learned by a hands on approach in the context of taking rough lumber through the process of milling and operation of all equipment in the space. If you have previously paid and attended a wood authorization class then we encourage you to audit the class free of charge at any time.

Open hack nights are a chance for people to come out to Knox Makers and hack on anything at any skill level. You can come out to practice a new programming language, get help working on your personal projects, or try your hand at using the 3d printer. You might just come out to see…

Whether you’re a current member, trial member, or prospective member, you’re welcome to join us at this month’s New Member Onboarding! We’ll start with a brief overview of Knox Makers’ origins and purpose and talk about how the organization works. You’ll learn a bit about the resources available to members and about the path to…