Best of The Shed2 on sale now across Australia

Whatever your workshop passion, from woodworking to welding, from electronics to outdoor projects, there are some great ideas here. If you are a newbie, give them a go — you have to start somewhere in your journey to be a creative sheddie. We have 16 more great projects in this second edition of Best of The Shed. All have clear instructions that demonstrate the build process and include diagrams and parts lists.
Sheddies on both sides of the Tasman have been inspired by the projects and informative features we run in the magazine, and this is a selection of some of our most popular articles from the first 15 years of The Shed.

These are some of the projects we have included in this second edition of Best of The Shed. All have clear instructions that demonstrate the build process and include diagrams and parts lists.



Sheddies on both sides of the Tasman have been inspired by the projects and informative features we run in the magazine, and this is a selection of some of our most popular articles from the first 15 years of The Shed.
Whatever your workshop passion, from woodworking to welding, from electronics to outdoor projects, there are some great ideas here. If you are a newbie, give them a go — you have to start somewhere in your journey to be a creative sheddie.

Want to make your own outdoor fire, bedside cabinet, or Damascus steel knife?

How about an outdoor slow cooker barbeque, a tandoor oven or a ukulele?

Maybe you want to learn how to make your bicycle electric, build a welding trolley, or a magic mirror?

You can see how to build an outdoor torch, a steam engine from a kit, or a steampunk Viking boat

To purchase a copy, get it from your favourite magazine retailer.
Here is where to find your nearest local Best of The Shed2 stockist or head to our online shop to get a copy posted directly to your front door.

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