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  1. 18th November 2009, 07:51 PM #1
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    I'm interestrd in expanding my interest in woorturning to include other forms of woodwork, in particular cabinet making and learning how to get more from my router. Does anyone know of any woodworking clubs in the Frankston area.

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    Hi Grumpy,
    How far would you be from the Peninsular Woodies. I'm almost certain they do Woodwork as well as their big Turning group.
    Try Bill Barber, Ph. 97831821. He will be able to answer all your questions.
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    I was a member there for a few years, unless things have changed I don't recall them doing anything but turning. From the information I've garnered from the "net" the closest woodworking club to me is in Berwick.
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    Hi John i'm a member at rosebud if you want to PM me a phone # only to happy to ring you ,and tell youabout my club , i live in seaford and best times to ring you . kerry
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    John,

    I recently contacted the Berwick club, unless you are not working full time you would be hard pressed to get any shed time with them as most of the sessions seem to be during working hours. PM me if you want the details.
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