The Shed Issue 94, the January/February edition, is now on sale across Australia

The magazine is now on sale at your favourite newsagent and subscribers' copies are with Australia Post so will be with customers in the coming days.
Here is where to find your nearest local The Shed stockist and check out the fully-illustrated rundown of what’s in this issue.
To purchase a copy of this issue or subscribe in Australia, from only NZ$49, head to our
online shop.

The magazine is now on sale at your favourite newsagent and subscribers’ copies are with Australia Post so will be with customers in the coming days.
Here is where to find your nearest local The Shed stockist and check out the fully-illustrated rundown of what’s in this issue.
To purchase a copy of this issue or subscribe in Australia, from only NZ$49, head to our online shop.



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Merry Christmas from The Shed

The Shed team is taking a few weeks’ holiday from the work computer and heading to the beach shed for some kickback time.
So. Merry Christmas and have a wonderful summer holiday to all our readers, followers, and fans. Enjoy this special extra time in your workshops and we will be back posting projects again mid to late January.
Have fun, be good and be careful out there.

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