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The Men’s Shed is a place where members with a range of skills and experiences can come together to nurture their woodworking skills, exchange ideas, discuss their experiences and get involved in community projects.

Members can work on their own projects, help others with their projects or support charities by making furniture, toys or other useful items.

Members have access to an extensive range of woodworking tools and equipment.  It is not necessary for new shed members to have prior experience as there are many members with many years of experience who are happy to mentor and guide the inexperienced.   Inexperienced members will be guided and supervised by senior members, who have themselves been certified to use some of the larger pieces of equipment.  This ensures that the use of shed equipment is conducted safely and efficiently.

If you are interested in joining the Waverley Community Men’s Shed, please contact secretary@waverleycommunitymensshed.org.au
or phone 0480 439 315

Any donations over $2.00 are tax deductible. Please contact treasurer@waverleycommunitymensshed.org.au

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Waverley Community Men's Shed

Members with a range of skills and experience can meet to nurture their woodworking skills.

Waverley Community Men's Shed

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One of our shedders Nick with his beloved cars that he made! ... See MoreSee Less

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Waverley Community Men's Shed

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As of Wednesday 25th February the only Men's Shed in the eastern suburbs (between Sydney Harbour and Botany Bay) has changed its constitution to allow women members.This is the right thing to do in the modern, all inclusive world, and it should increase the utilisation of the important community resource.In addition the Men’s Shed is going to commence delivering an Introductory Woodwork course for women, starting on 5th May. The course will run over six weeks. There will be a $60 charge to cover insurance and consumables. The course will run on Thursdays between 9.30am and 12.30.Places are very limited.The current plan is to have the Shed open on Mondays and Tuesdays for men and on Thursdays and Fridays for women with Wednesdays being a dual gender day. The issue with the Thursday and Friday opening is that we need to find women who can become qualified to take the role as supervisor for those sessions.Please send your inquiries to secretary@waverleycommunitymensshed.org.auPeter Charlton@followers Marjorie O’Neill - Member for Coogee Community Bank Clovelly Dylan Parker - Mayor of Randwick Councillor Carolyn Martin - Randwick Council Waverley Council ... See MoreSee Less

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