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Quite an impressive reno appears to have happened down at the Woodworking Warehouse.
I haven’t seen it in person (yet), but tempted to drop down and have a gander after seeing these photos on Facebook.
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A new store, in North Coburg apparently opened on Monday, and their first sale is this Saturday from 9-1 for everything instore (excluding some Triton, although I couldn’t find any on their website anyway).
Interesting.
Don’t know a great deal about Timbecon (them normally being in Western Australia) other than seeing them at the occasional wood store (and having a lot of rather bright orange machines)!
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A China Woodworking Story that is Barely Believable… – John’s Blog.
An awesome little story from John (Bridge City Tool Works) about a recent trip to China, where he found himself teaching the Chinese how to make chopsticks.
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There’s been a huge amount of work producing the latest episode.
Multiple cameras (6!!), mics, lights, and a huge number of edits to produce the final show. A couple of weeks of shooting and editing, rather than my normal “shoot one day, edit the next”
While it is not perfect (at least I can see all the faults, like anyone can with their own project, be that a video, or something they’ve made in the shed), hope you like it!
Been a big reason for the lack of posts in the last couple of weeks. Glad it is finished!!
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Stu's Shed 