Yearly Review
Workshopshed 2025 Year in Review
What’s been happening for Workshopshed in 2025, projects, DIY and trips away
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Tags: 2025
Year in review 2024
Spring is thought of as a time of renewal and for Workshopshed 2024 it certainly was. January was spent packing up the workshop and organising a move to Suffolk. The move went smoothly enough although loading the house and workshop
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Year in review 2023
I started the year by cleaning the milling machine. That worked well and it has stayed in good condition all year. No specific milling projects this year but it has been used regularly for little tasks needing a straight edge
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Year in review 22
This time last year I was just in the process of ordering a Milling machine. The machine I picked has been reliable and I’m slowly learning how far I can push it, what size cuts to make etc. Only one
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First full year in a Scottish Workshopshed
The year started differently than usual. Due to lock down there was no PSTOIC dinner and hence no medal creating. I’m expecting this year to be the same but if there is a meetup, I’ll see if I can ship
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Tags: 2021
A year of change
This year started out quite similar to most, I made a medal for the PSTOIC dinner, was experimenting with stepper motors and wiring an extractor fan for the Workshopshed. Popular science had also published my article about making your own
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What a year, 2019
A surprisingly packed year, with several magazine articles and completed projects along with 2 talks.
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Reflecting on 2018
Looking back on 2018 it has been a particularly busy year. January started with the launch of “A Little Saw”, a book to help you pick the right cutting tool for your project. The book has sold a few copies
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Tags: 2018, New Years Resolutions
Metal sculpture in brass, mounted on an 1800s French Coin
