Parramatta Women's Shed -Skills Lesson -Working with Timber -Part B

Name: Parramatta Women's Shed -Skills Lesson -Working with Timber -Part B
Start: 2020-04-29T19:00:00+1000
End: 2020-04-29T20:30:00+1000
Location: The Bower Repair and Reuse Centre Co-op Ltd.

Wed, 29 Apr 2020, 7pm - 8:30pm AEST

The Bower Repair and Reuse Centre Co-op Ltd.

Parramatta NSW, Australia

The Bower

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To qualify for this workshop you have to have completed part A,at this workshop, you will learn skills to create a timber box, understanding timber types and basic woodshop practices (clamping ,glueing,fixing) the class holds a maximum of 6 students and is held at our Parramatta location.

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The Bower Reuse and Repair Centres is a visionary environmental charity with a bold social mission: to reduce waste, empower communities, and promote sustainable living. Every initiative is grounded in the principles of waste avoidance—educate, reuse, repair, refurbish, and recycle—transforming environmental values into practical, community-driven action.

Across multiple workshop facilities, The Bower offers hands-on training in carpentry/woodwork, home DIY, metalwork, and more, led by expert facilitators using reclaimed materials. Our dedicated plastics department transforms discarded plastics into usable components for repair and repurposing, including through advanced techniques like 3D printing. We also operate one of Australia’s only reclaimed steel bike frame manufacturing programs, showcasing circular design in action.

In partnership with frontline agencies, we provide essential household goods to those in need, diverting significant volumes from landfill while building skills, resilience, and community.

When you take part in a workshop, you’re actively supporting our mission to create a more sustainable and equitable future.

https://bower.org.au/