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  1. 2nd October 2007, 12:40 PM #1
    chunksoul
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    Default woodworking courses / sheds / help

    Woodworking workshops teaching etc.

    I have afew project i want to work on but just don't have the space or the equipment

    I looked into mens sheds but they are only open during the day on weekdays.

    I want to either day an after hours course a wea or similar

    or i want to go to a shed where there is woodworking machinery i can use on weekends to finish these projects.

    Anyone got any suggestions

    adelaide is the location
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    Have a look for woodworking clubs, many have workshops
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    hi there .... Adelaide has a fantastic design culture and beautiful stone residential architecture to boot .... perhaps you could ask to leave a flier explaining your desires, at some nearby (or not so nearby) woodworker's suppliers .... maybe (gulp) even Bunnings or Mitre 10. Demolition yards and second hand building materials suppliers might be an idea too..... failing all that, maybe you could start investing in some WW tools and bugger a few bits up. Finally, maybe you could advertise and start a group in your area.....? Just some ideas



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