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Photo Gallery - click images for expanded view
Morning Tea
Sessions always start with a mug of tea or coffee, and a catch up chat. Its quite amazing - The breadth of topics covered.
Donated "Little Shed"
This Shed was given to us free of charge. We needed it for storage. A great team effort saw it erected outside our main base.
Pulborough Christmas Market
This shows Shedders showing some wonderful team spirit, supporting the Christmas market and making money for badly needed club funds. All items were made or refurbished in the Shed
Wood Turning Lathe
This was Louise's first attempt at turning a bowl on our lathe, with instruction being given by Andy, a retired woodwork teacher.
Project Completed
Shedders bring whatever project they want to the Shed, or become involved in a group project. This family heirloom has now been restored to its former glory
Free Posts
Our first attempt at retrieving posts from the site of the old New Place Nurseries (With permission)
Concept Art
A bit of fun - Shedders mimic a piece of art which was in the media, and sold for £500,000
Richard's Chair
A project whereby one of the Shedders brough pieces of oak to build a chair.
A New Skill Learned
These three candle sticks are the first ones which Dee has made. A fantastic effort !
Refurbishing Donated Tools
We have many old tools which are donated to us. Those which we do not need for the Shed are refurbished and sold for Club funds,
Laker Builders Merchants
Laker have been friends of the Shed since we set up. This shows just one donation. Old stocks of paint were donated to us for onward sale.
Making Picture Frames
Shedders will put their hands to whatever. This photo shows Glynn making a picture frame from discarded offcuts of wood.
Splat the Rat
We were asked to make some traditional games for a country fair. Splat the Rat proved particularly popular.
Tombola
Tim took several weeks to make this fantastic tombola for St Mary's Church in Storrington
Windbreak for the Scouts
George made this windbreak for a small calor gas cooker at the request of Storrington and Sullington Scouts. The metal was taken from the carcass of an old washing machine.
Group Shot
Most meetings see between ten and fifteen Shedders enjoying a chat before getting stuck into projects.
A Stool for the Grandchildren
Tesco Blue Coin Scheme
We were delighted to be included in this scheme. The photo shows us holding mock coins, and was used on Facebook to say " Thank you"
Our Base
Where the magic happens. (Until we can find a bigger Shed)
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