Our shed is involved in woodworking, metalwork and craftwork (including modelling aircrafts and jigsaws). We believe in members health and to that end we have regular talks on health issues and healthy living. We assist, were possible, the public and undertake community work and activities. We specialise in using recycled metals e.g. horseshoes, rail spikes, plough disks & tips chain when we're building things and we regularly repair and restore furniture. Undertake both metal (we have a Colchester Metal Lathe) and wood lathe work. We will look at any projects presented to us to see if we can undertake it. Our shed members come from many trades and professions within the community. We currently have about 40 members. Cash for cans: C10289718 Open to new members: No Men only shed

Our shed is a collection point for Containers for Change on Wednesdays and Saturdays from 08.30am to 1.00pm. Bulk deliveries on request and after a booking (manpower). Most funds from C4C goes back into our local community or regional services such as RFDS or Cancer research.

We operate as a Road safety rest stop on most long weekends and during other community events.

Our shed was built in the late 1950s but has been decked out with the latest refinements and equipment. We have a very comfortable clubroom with modern kitchen facilities. Our members are very active and proactive and our shed supports that with fully equipped metal and wood working spaces for members to work on their own projects or shed projects. Members often take part in furniture restoration and tractor repairs.

We sponsor such groups as Roshana Aged Care and ACTIV on a regular basis. We regularly host country medical students and the local church groups on the first Sunday of each month (morning tea and savouries).

We specialise in making hat and coat racks, cutting and chopping boards, planter boxes, lazy susans and grazing boards but we can make almost anything on request.

Cash for cans: C10458542

Open to new members: Yes
Men only shed

Annual membership fee $50
Daily attendance fee $2

Our shed currently has around 170 members plus another 30 lady associate members, so in total around 200. These include a number of disabled members whom we encourage to join but we insist on those people having carers where applicable. For some time now we have also encouraged lady associate members who do not meet with the men but usually meet of an afternoon after the men have left, and do their own thing such as sewing, making toys etc. The ladies cannot vote or be on the committee and therefor pay a reduced annual membership fee. They are then covered by our insurance for accidents etc, and are free to use the tools in the shed once they have been tested as capable to do so (same as for the men).

Our shed makes toys for sale at local markets and we also have a large BBQ trailer which we can take to local venues, in particular our local Bunnings store. We also collect cans and bottles for recycling.

We provide members with diverse activities which includes wood work, metal work, wooden toy making, gardening, some furniture restoration (this needs to be approved by us first). We are prepared to look at any projects that we have the capability to make. In the past this has included possum boxes, kennels for the Police and a number of other items for both clubs and schools in the area.

Cash for cans: C10240324

Open to new members: Yes
Women members welcome (the shed is usually open to women after 3pm weekdays and occasionally on weekends).

Annual membership fee: $200

Our shed is part of the state’s Drive Revive program so if you’re on a road trip please stop in for a break and a cuppa.

Our shed specialises in building mud kitchens, wooden horses and other toys for day care groups and kindergartens. We also build gas bottle barbecues, fire pits, metal emus and kangaroos. There’s not much our shed can’t build or fix. Just ask us.

New members are welcome at our shed. Inside you will find new friends and a friendly atmosphere where you can work on your own projects or help with community projects.

We have operational wood work and metal work areas. We do car and machinery restoration as well as bicycle repairs and furniture restoration. There is also cooking facilities and and a space for people to play board games.

We have recently welcomed a Historical Research Group to share our space, they are currently holding their regular meetings in our meeting room.

Open to new members: Yes
Men only shed

Our shed provides opportunity for men to contribute to each other and to their community through learning, sharing skills and making friends. We have a fully equipped wood working shed for members to work on their own projects or to participate shed projects. In addition to the workshop we have Get together time on Saturday and Wednesday mornings as well as regular sundowners (with partners).

We specialise in making hamper boxes, kindling, animal/bird boxes, cutting boards and exterior furniture, though we can turn our hands to just about anything including CNC router jobs. We also do a lot of community help (handyman type jobs), and we make and sell kindling.

Cash for cans: C10284156

Open to new members: Yes
Men only shed

Annual membership fee: $66
Daily attendance fee: $3

Cervantes Men’s Shed is a not for profit organization and supports community social groups, focused on the advancement and care of men’s health and wellbeing through positive contribution, mateship and community spirit.

Our sheds principal activities include manual workshop activities, project work such as metal work, woodworking and other other associated activities in the local community. These activities include restoration, repair for sale or donation to support the local community. We specialise in making door mats, recovery mats, washing baskets, peg baskets and fruit baskets.

Our shed specialises in rope mats and rope baskets made from recycled cray pot rope and is a depot for Containers for Change.

We are currently in the process in funding a new shed and looking for new members, anyone can call in for a cuppa and a chat.

Cash for cans: C10365770

Open to new members: Yes
Annual membership fee: $30.00
We have women only sessions and mixed sessions times

The Brunswick Junction Community Men’s Shed is situated in the town of Brunswick, Western Australia. People from all walks of life, both men and women, gather here to engage in woodwork and metalwork activities or to simply enjoy a chat over a cup of tea or coffee.

To join, individuals must be 18 years or older. The shed supports the community by fulfilling custom orders, providing repair services for local community members, and assisting with local community and charity events and projects.

Membership fee: $45

Attendance fee: $5

Containers for Change: C10705896

Joining fee: $45
Daily attendance fee: $5

Our shed provides a meeting point for men in the community to0 come and apply their skills or just meet and have a cupper and solve the worlds problems. We provide a well equipped workplace where you can express your talents or help others to make something.

We make a lot of Little Street Library’s along with native bee houses bird boxes rocking horses buddy seats which are available for sale from our shed.

Open to new members: Yes
Men only shed

Our shed is only open to members of the Retirement Village. We specialise in wood work, metal work, making toys, repairing furniture and private projects of all sorts. You name it and we can do it.

Cash for cans: C10290159

Open to new members: Yes
Men only shed

Annual membership fee: $85

Our shed provides opportunity for men to contribute to each other and to their community through learning, sharing skills and making friends. Members use our fully equipped metal and wood workshops to work on their own projects and interests but we also make various items and do repairs upon request. We regularly make and repair shelving, cupboards and general furniture items.

Open to new members: Yes
Men only shed

Annual membership fee: $50
Daily attendance fee: $2

Our shed has been operating since 2010 and has grown over time in membership numbers, shed size and the range of activities undertaken. Wood work has been the main shed activity but our metal work shed and equipment is now well established and equipped. A CNC router and Laser engraver are now operational and a training program established to help more members learn and use the equipment and technology.

Our annual fees are $100 ($50 social membership) that covers insurance, use of all equipment, BBQs and contribution towards the annual Christmas lunch.

The shed takes on numerous paid projects during the year to help cover ongoing operating costs. Projects have included nesting bird boxes for Melville Council Environmental Centre, metal seats and benches for a local tennis club, delivery boxes for fruit and vegetable home deliveries and wooden graduation crosses for Notre Dame University. Numerous repair jobs are also undertaken for community members. The willingness of members to use their skills and time to help build shed extensions has also helped greatly reduce the costs of shed developments. Shed members have a range of life and work skills that they share willingly with fellow Bicton shed members and with the wider WA men’s shed movement.

Health and community organisations occasionally visit our shed to conduct talks and inform members about their services.

Bicton Men’s Shed’s established priorities are physical safety, mental and physical health, fellowship, enjoyment, skill development and making things – in that order.

Cash for cans: C1029250

Open to new members: Yes
Men only shed

Annual membership fee $100
Daily attendance fee $2