Considering a new "low barrier" woodworking hobby

[rtrefz]

It would have to be a mighty spoon....

 

[Rold Gold]

Maybe the wood-working for mere mortals series? It looks similar to the woodworking for humans stuff posted similar

Not sure if I would call this a good low barrier recommendation if one has limited tool space, but I highly recommend this series for any newbie looking to get into woodworking as a hobby. It runs around $150, but the presentation is very good and detailed. Easy to follow and geared towards the complete novice.
https://theweekendwoodworker.com/courses/

 

[Scifigod]

Not sure if I would call this a good low barrier recommendation if one has limited tool space, but I highly recommend this series for any newbie looking to get into woodworking as a hobby. It runs around $150, but the presentation is very good and detailed. Easy to follow and geared towards the complete novice.
https://theweekendwoodworker.com/courses/

His YouTube channel doesn't update quite as often anymore but he's got tons of good projects and videos there. He became my go to when I was just starting to dip my toes into woodworking.
https://youtube.com/@SteveRamsey?si=o-HpBkV1Ek_zq9Q0