subject: Dont Miss The Toolposts Autumn Open House: One Of The Best Woodworking Shows Of The Year [print this page] The ToolPost (www.toolpost.co.uk), leading supplier of quality fine woodworking and woodturning tools and equipment, is pleased to announce dates for the eagerly anticipated Autumn Open House. Friday 6th and Saturday 7th November 2009 will see one of the best woodworking shows of the year from confirmed demonstrators Andrew Hall (The Hat Man) and Mark Baker (Woodturning Editor), among others.
The ToolPosts Open House events have become some of the most popular on the woodworking calendar. Boasting demonstrations from some of the most respected wood craftsmen and women across disciplines, there is also the chance to see the newest products being demonstrated, as well as the opportunity to meet experts and fellow enthusiasts. All of this takes place in the intimate and friendly environment of The ToolPost shop in Didcot, Oxfordshire - attendees get to view the demonstrations in a real workshop environment before browsing the shops extensive stock for the latest woodturning tools, woodcarving tools, equipment and accessories such as dust extraction devices and respiratory protection.
There is free admission to the event, accessible free parking and even free refreshments on offer! Whats more, when Open House attendees purchase something from The ToolPost shop, having been inspired by the professional demonstrations of the day, they get to do so before the rise in VAT rates pushes the prices up at the end of the year! While The ToolPost is committed to keeping its prices low for all its customers even after the VAT rise, theres no harm in making further savings!
Come along and enjoy the best woodworking show south of Harrogate this autumn. Visit www.toolpost.co.uk for more information and to shop online.
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