Hi Members, As we all know ANZAC Day brings on the winter times and with it comes our annual firewood raffles. This project is strongly supported by Bartel Firewood Supplies who have been supplying our firewood for many years. The roster for ticket sales is filling fast. I hope as many members as possible become… continue reading
Pens are available for purchase from our members at the low price of $20.00 per pen. All pens made from Australian and exotic woods. Customize your pen with an engraving of your name at no extra cost, all done in house. Please email The Wodonga Men’s Shed for more details.
Kevin Ennis with his marsupial lion sculpture, ‘Cuddly’, on Gateway Island. Picture by James Wiltshire. To read the full article from the Border Mail published on 16 March 2023 by Layton Holley.
Wodonga Men’s Shed has the following workshops that are open and normally manned during these hours.
All Members Welcome during workshop hours.
These Fire Boxes are able to support a camp oven and can be assembled in less than 2 minutes. They are available for purchase from the Wodonga Men’s Shed as follows Fire Box – $80.00 (weight approx 8kg) Fire Box in storage box – $100.00 (weight approx 11kg) Wodonga Men’s Shed will post the Fire… continue reading
The Albury Wodonga Woodcrafters (AWWINC) sponsored by the Wodonga Men’s Shed have successfully made 62 pens to be sent to our troops overseas. They had a fun day of making these pens and lunch was included. To view the results of their great work please click here.
ABC Murray Goulburn radio, hosted by Ray Tyrell, will be broadcasting from the Wodonga Men’s Shed from 6.00 am to 9.00 am Saturday 1st February. They are supporting the Tallangatta/Corryong Men’s Shed call out for wood working tools and garden implements for all their neighbours who have been impacted by the recent fires. A free… continue reading
The complete firebox kit for the active camper. This kit can be assembled in under 90 seconds and packed up in 45 seconds. The firebox will support a camp oven. For more details click here.
Dick Odewahn and David (Dustcoat) Graves busily installing the dust extractor for the new drop saw – next to the thickener.