Tiny Workshops covers the tools and machines people use to make things in small spaces, from tufting machines and button makers to desktop laser cutters, UV printers, CNC routers, and other equipment that turns a craft into a business.
We are always interested in testing new tools and equipment, and everything we review gets used in a real workflows. That means extensive hands-on testing, photographing, and analysis before a review is published.
Review units are always disclosed, and the final review is not subject to copy approval. We always publish our honest opinions and verdicts, but if there are significant issues during the review period we may hold coverage rather than publish a review that neither of us is proud of.
If you make something in this space, we’d love to work together. Get in touch at the email address below with what you make, and we can discuss whether or not your product will be a good fit for our audience. Please note that we are not interested in pure AI products or services.
contact (at) tinyworkshops.com
Who you’d be working with
I’m Nick Rowan, the Founder of Tiny Workshops. I ran a furniture design and manufacturing business before spending the better part of a decade in tech and hardware journalism at major publications like Android Authority, BGR, and Time Extension. I now do all of my making and crafting from an apartment in Spain.
Here are some quick facts about Tiny Workshops:
- 2 million website visitors served since 2020.
- 50% US-based readers, 75% tier 1 countries.
- More than 200 in-depth articles and guides.
- 140k+ monthly Pinterest impressions.
- Core audience interests: Woodworking, printmaking, miniatures, tufting, illustration, and Lego.
- A large share of readers are making the shift from hobby to small business.