What's New

Next Meeting

Tuesday, 14 February 2012
National Trust Centre, Annie Wyatt Room
Observatory Hill, The Rocks
Sydney, Australia
Open at 7:00pm, commencing at 7:30 pm

Of Interest

Nox-all from JohnsPage
Stick and rebate sash plane from JohnsPage
Citric Acid Rust Removal from Peter Evans

New Links

Video of a 1932 Swedish Workshop
Power tools made in Australia A good website of old power tools
Cornish Workshop An interesting musing from the workbench of a woman living in Cornwall England
Jim Davey's Plane Sharpening Service and Instruction To have the sharpest tool in the shed!

Coming Events

The Traditional Tools Group 2012 Tool Sale
Sunday, 11 March 2012
For further information visit the web site at www.tttg.org.au/Content/TTTG Tool Sale 2012.pdf
Kiama Annual Woodcraft Expo
Saturday, 24 March 2012 to Sunday, 25 March 2012
For further information visit the web site at www.kiamashow.com.au
The Tools You Need
Sunday, 25 March 2012
Saw Sharpening & Use Workshop
Sunday, 27 May 2012
Blacksmithing
Sunday, 24 June 2012

For more information see our Coming Events page, and to make enquires or sign up, please contact the Event Co-ordinator.

Want to write for TTTG?

The editor is looking for articles of historic interest, interesting discoveries, techniques, or stories of personal experience. Ideally, articles will have a theme from the trades, but any stories from mining, coffin makers, cobblers, renovations, archaeology digs, etc would be much appreciated.

For any article submitted, send them to the Editor or Webmaster in plain text form (in notepad for instance) and send any photos or pictures in jpeg format.

Although other formats, such as Microsoft Word, can be submitted, the editor and webmaster convert them to text format and re-format them for the newsletter or the web page. For photographs, other formats, such as png, gif, tif, pdf, etc. can be sent, however, the editor and webmaster convert them to jpeg format and sometimes the picture can become distorted. So it would be appreciated any submissions are in plain text format and photographs are in jpeg.

Need to dispose, sell or donate tools that you don't know what to do with? TTTG can help!

If you want them sold, TTTG will take a 20% commission on the price realised. For disposal or donations, TTTG will accept them, however under the condition that TTTG reserves the right to sell the tools for the club's benefit or tools that can be included in the TTTG tool collection.

Tools selected for the collection are generally historically relevant, may have documentation (such as notes from the original owner), are in a condition that complements the rest of the collection, or has parts that can be used to repair other tools in the collection.

Tools in the collection are usually displayed at events attended by TTTG where the theme of the event complements the collection on display.

Membership Renewals

TTTG accepts renewal payments online using PayPal

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See our Membership Page for more information.