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Leading creators who bring talent, experience and a real ability to connect with the maker community.
Jose Metal Mundo
Jose Muñoz, known as Jose METAL MUNDO, is a professional welder with broad experience in techniques such as stick and TIG welding. On his YouTube channel he shares tutorials and practical welding advice, and has become a reference for anyone looking to sharpen their skills.
His teaching approach and his ability to put across technical knowledge make him a leading figure in welding within the Spanish-speaking maker community.
Martinez Woodworking
Joel Martínez Acuña is a Galician cabinetmaker and carpenter from Marín, Spain, who combines traditional craft with modern techniques. On his Instagram account he shares projects that reflect his passion for wood and his eye for detail.
His ability to bring design and function together in every piece has made him a reference in maker woodworking. At Territorio Makers he will take part in the climbing wall challenge, building the wooden panels and the handmade holds.
Isabel Obreo
laal.
Isabel Obreo is an industrial design engineer who traded eight years of a conventional career for the workshop to found laal., her natural wood furniture brand in Hervás, Extremadura. Self-taught in cabinetmaking, she works with responsibly sourced solid wood (PEFC certified) in a contemporary, handcrafted way.
A leading name among the new generation of craftswomen redefining traditional trades in Spain, Isabel also teaches vocational training at IES Gregorio Marañón. Her presence on social media has made laal. one of the most inspiring maker projects in Extremadura.
Voro & Rosana
El Hijo del Carpintero
El Hijo del Carpintero was born in 2016 from the meeting of Voro’s woodworking and Rosana’s design. Over more than ten years they have moved from their first decorative and gift pieces to specialising in bespoke woodworking, furniture and design pieces: made-to-measure projects combining wood, design, craft and creativity, especially the ones that pose a challenge and let them keep learning.
Communication has also become an essential part of their work. Through social media they share their projects, processes and experiences, bringing woodworking and design closer to their community in a warm and honest way.
More than ten years on, they are still doing what they did at the start: making with their hands, learning along the way and building their own project.
Fermín Huertas
Making Huertas Stuff
Fermín Huertas García is a maker in love with wood and steel who started out building furniture for his own home and ended up making his own tools. His channel Making Huertas Stuff documents projects where woodworking and forging meet naturally.
His philosophy is simple: learn by doing and share the process unfiltered. An honest voice in the maker community, and proof that you do not need a big workshop to make big things.
Lissajous Make
Álvaro is the maker behind Lissajous Make. For him wood is not just a material but a story in constant transformation. He works mainly with reclaimed wood, giving new life to pieces that still have plenty to offer.
His approach combines making and restoration, recovering furniture and objects with respect for their original character and adapting them to the present with a style of his own. Every project is unique and reflects his commitment to sustainability, craft and detail.
Debora & Garrido
Dora Camper Studio
Debora and Garrido are the creators of Dora Camper Studio, a van conversion studio based in Marín, where they combine design, craft and technical solutions to turn vans into genuine homes on wheels. Every project is developed from scratch, with care for detail and function first, without giving up on how it looks.
Through their social media they share the whole build process, bringing van conversion to millions of people and establishing themselves as a reference within the Spanish-speaking maker community. At Territorio Makers they will take part bringing their design approach and know-how.
Ángela Contreras
JJ Carpinteros
Ángela Contreras has worked in carpentry since 2017, a trade she turned into her way of life. From Padul, Granada, she runs JJ Carpinteros, her own company, specialising in made-to-measure work, doors, furniture and bespoke wooden solutions that combine the tradition of the trade with a contemporary take on design and interiors.
Her story is also that of a new generation of women making their way in traditionally male trades, showing that wood doesn’t care about gender, only about talent, creativity and a passion for a job well done.
There is nothing more powerful than setting an example!
Manacho González
Ebanistería Amengo
Amengo wasn’t anyone’s name. It was what Manacho’s youngest cousin called their grandfather, back when he still couldn’t say “abuelo” (grandad). Their grandmother he called Amenga. Those names ended up becoming part of the family’s story.
After exploring paths as different as computing, music and engineering, Manacho found his true calling in wood. When he opened his workshop in Marín, he decided to call it Ebanistería Amengo, as a tribute to his grandparents and his roots.
Today he designs and builds made-to-measure furniture, combining traditional techniques with 3D design and CNC milling. He works mainly with natural wood, aiming for pieces that are functional, honest and built to last. Furniture that, like that family name, can stay with several generations and become part of their memories.
Roberto Soriano
Bee Maker
I’m Roberto Soriano, from Alicante, the person behind Bee Maker, a project born from a passion for wood, tools and the process of making things by hand.
I enjoy designing and building one-off pieces from both new and reclaimed wood, learning with every project and sharing the maker philosophy: experiment, improve, and enjoy the journey as much as the result.
Arteotro Workshop
Arteotro Workshop, led by Álvaro Indias Salguero, is a space devoted to design and digital fabrication. With a strong presence on social media, it shares woodworking and DIY projects with a focus on technologies such as CNC.
Its innovative approach and its commitment to sustainability make it a key player in promoting maker culture. He is also the organiser of Territorio Makers.