The 10 Tables Exhibition is now on in the Mixing Room Gallery at Thor’s Hammer, 10 Mildura St, Griffith. Featuring 10 different table designs, showcasing traditional joinery techniques and the beauty that comes from combining functional design with recycled hardwood timber.
We will be holding tours and demonstrations with our craftspeople on Saturday November 16th for DESIGN Canberra 2019. Register your attendance to your choice of workshops & tours.
Lara Knight from thejunkmap.com.au recently interviewed Thor for the Thor’s Hammer new listing on The Junk Map’s website. We think she did a great job getting to the heart of what it is that makes Thor’s Hammer a great place to work.
Mal dropped by Thor’s Hammer the other day, and we got talking about hardwoods. Once we got started, it was hard to stop so we thought we’d formalise our conversation for a ‘Meet The Maker’ profile.
It’s been a really great experience to have the Klaus Moje Glass Award here as the first exhibition in our new gallery space. Canberra Glassworks have have done a wonderful job setting up the space and it is quite remarkable to see the gallery now from where it began.
Dan obliged and found some time between his weeks at the Sturt School for Woodwork in Mittagong to take part in our Meet The Maker series - now co-hosted by Craft ACT.
Amy Elleway is a passionate, engaged and motivated Canberra local. We had a great time chatting with her on the build process for her new 9 star energy rated home, her inspirations from Japan and the natural world, and her sustainable seafood business Wild South Seafood.
Running all the machinery and lighting in a big workshop uses plenty of electricity. We recently contacted the ACT Government’s ACTSmart Energy & Water program to provide a free water & energy assessment of our new premises at the renovated Tip Top bread factory in Griffith.
The sun is out, the weather is warming up and it is officially deck building season!
There is no better way to enjoy your outdoor space than on a recycled timber deck. It’s worth spending a little extra now to do it properly the first time, if it’s worth doing it’s worth doing right!
The Hackett Compost Collective is a micro-hauling, food waste recycling and compost producing social enterprise based in Canberra. We were really glad to supply some recycled mixed brown hardwoods for their new community composting unit which has been designed and built by HCC for public use.