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Thanks to all those who came to say hello and supported the show.
Cheers Peter
Cheers Peter
Anyone know the timings for this. Being a Sunday, 10-4? Bit of a trek for me but I might make the effort. Would be annoying to turn up as everyone is leaving though!https://mactimbers.com/
I'll pop this in here for now as a heads up.
Mike and Rene are planning the first open day of the season on the 7th April
This is not a hustle and bustle type of event usually found in this section but more of a turn up, turn off and enjoy the company scenario.
Cheers, Andy
I'd say 1.30 -2.00 ish at the latest.Anyone know the timings for this. Being a Sunday, 10-4? Bit of a trek for me but I might make the effort. Would be annoying to turn up as everyone is leaving though!
Shame this is on a Thursday, we might have popped in.
You sure you looked at the correct date? 18th May is a Saturday.Shame this is on a Thursday, we might have popped in.
Duh!You sure you looked at the correct date? 18th May is a Saturday.
Saw an advert come up for this, for those that have been in the past how much there is woodworking specific?I'll be at Makers Central exhibiting/selling my walking sticks and woodworking tools on stall F42
"If you are looking to upgrade your kit or need the latest software, Makers Central provides a one-stop shop for the newest machinery, hand tools and software providers."Saw an advert come up for this, for those that have been in the past how much there is woodworking specific?
Yeah, I’d be all for it if there were demonstrations and talks as part of it aimed at woodworkers, else £30 entry seems steep"If you are looking to upgrade your kit or need the latest software, Makers Central provides a one-stop shop for the newest machinery, hand tools and software providers."
I had been tempted to go but the strap line hasn't sold it to me.
Agreed Padster. Even tough it is the closest show to my place, I feel the cost is excessive though if you park, the best thing is to park in the Rail car park and walk/travellator from there.I have to admit I've been to Makers Central a couple of times, and decided it's not for me - there definitely wasn't enough woodworking, and the cost is so prohibitive for what you get - I didn't feel there was enough 'other' interesting stands and my wife and daughter didn't enjoy it either and they do other 'maker' type hobbies, oh and you have to add parking on to the ticket price..... So I rather go to Newark & Harrogate and the like JMHO of course....
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