Hi all
I have started a small guitar building business and presently I don't have a space where I can work and I'm wondering whether anyone has a shed/workshop that I could potentially use for a couple of days a week I am happy to come to some financial agreement and I keen to help out with builds if you need any help I live in the Heidelberg area but i am willing to travel
Thanks
Hamish
Sheds in Melbourne
Re: Sheds in Melbourne
Its not just space, but machinery, and tools, and its those things that really cost the money and can get broken easily
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That's true but I thought this would be a good place to ask and I am willing to contribute to those sort of things
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Security is also a big factor that you'd have to consider
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Hey Hamish there's a pretty good place about a 20 minute drive from Heidelberg in Northcote/Thornbury called: Pop & Scott:
$25 p/h, $150 a day, $600 a month. They have everything basic you'd need except a drum sander (jointers, bandsaws, thicknessers). The guy Scott is an electrician and has created a really nice space. As it is a communal space I don't know how often things are sharpened or how accurately the machines are set up. Humidity could be an issue though.
http://popandscott.com/
Alternatively there is also Alastair Boell at Melbourne Guild of Fine Woodworking (Box Hill)
That would set you back around $60 + GST an hour from memory but you'd have to get in contact to see what the rates are. I've done some resawing there and the facilities were amazing.
http://www.mgfw.com.au/
Stu
$25 p/h, $150 a day, $600 a month. They have everything basic you'd need except a drum sander (jointers, bandsaws, thicknessers). The guy Scott is an electrician and has created a really nice space. As it is a communal space I don't know how often things are sharpened or how accurately the machines are set up. Humidity could be an issue though.
http://popandscott.com/
Alternatively there is also Alastair Boell at Melbourne Guild of Fine Woodworking (Box Hill)
That would set you back around $60 + GST an hour from memory but you'd have to get in contact to see what the rates are. I've done some resawing there and the facilities were amazing.
http://www.mgfw.com.au/
Stu
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Hi Stu
Thanks a lot that's really helpful ill look into them
Thanks
Hamish
Thanks a lot that's really helpful ill look into them
Thanks
Hamish
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no worries
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