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16th July 2010, 12:11 PM #1
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2010 Sydney Tool Sale and Swap
The Sydney Tool Sale and Swap for 2010 will be held on the 15th of August.
The venue will be the same as last years, the Strathfield Mens Shed.
28 Pomeroy St North Strathfield (Homebush). Doors open at 9am.Finishing at 1pm. Entry $6.There is some onsite parking behind the 'shed.
The members of the Mens Shed will sharing in the running and proceeds of this years sale.
They did a great job at last years and I'm sure this years sale will be as successful.
We should have lots of sellers and a large variety of tools available.
If anyone is interested in being a seller they can PM me and I'll ping them the details.
See you on the 15th.
H.
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15th August 2010, 08:54 AM #2
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15th August 2010, 03:08 PM #3
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Well, I survived the Sunday drivers. On a more positive note I met a couple local to me lads, John (Tool Collector extraordinaire) and Steve from Cape Boatworks and had a good look around. Henry was busy, plenty of toys to see, touch and plenty of informative store holders.
My loot was only small, drill bits from Brassmakers, a rebate plane from Pauls Hardware, some HSS bits and pieces for oland tools and a Veritas Plane Screwdriver from Jim Davey.
To me it looked every bit as busy as the last one and certainly in the morning it was comfortably crowded with mostly (99%) blokes looking at all the toys
Well done to Henry and the Straithfield Men's shed for holding the event.Pat
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15th August 2010, 05:11 PM #4
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Originally Posted by Pat
Well, I survived the Sunday drivers. On a more positive note I met a couple local to me lads, John (Tool Collector extraordinaire) and Steve from Cape Boatworks and had a good look around. Henry was busy, plenty of toys to see, touch and plenty of informative store holders.
My loot was only small, drill bits from Brassmakers, a rebate plane from Pauls Hardware, some HSS bits and pieces for oland tools and a Veritas Plane Screwdriver from Jim Davey.
To me it looked every bit as busy as the last one and certainly in the morning it was comfortably crowded with mostly (99%) blokes looking at all the toys
Well done to Henry and the Straithfield Men's shed for holding the event.
You know what I am going to say don't you Pat 
So where are they. So close yet so far to Windsor 
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