Massive thank you to the super generous @Barnaby_Coote for the keyboard. You’ve made a six year old very happy, and hopefully inspired him to keep learning.
We’re going to pass his old keyboard on to someone at his school, so that’s two young musicians you’ve helped out.
Another one for @boldaslove for the garden, sitting here drinking coffee (covfefe?) admiring this little oasis in a sea of concrete. 
Spot the difference from this morning…
There’s an old gardening saying that nature loves a vacuum, apparently it loves a cauldron too (Could be repotted if need be).
Thanks @boldaslove, the Lilly is in full bloom and makes me smile.
Thanks @unknowndomain for All the system guides going up. I’m definitely someone who needs instructions.
Thankyou to @StudioNelle for being helpful and supportive over the past few weeks when I needed to do some laser cutting. You are appreciated!!
Thank you to @unknowndomain for making and putting up labels for the bins, ending years of confusion and puzzlement with some very neat signage.
Thank you to @afshind for organising the hand tools get together and to @AndyPaine for sharing his encyclopaedic knowledge and passion for hand planes with the group. It was a really interesting and educational afternoon!
Thank you to the @woodtechs and everyone who has helped to build, maintain and organise the wood workshop. It’s awesome and I love it. I hadn’t been down for ages until today and was reminded all over again what a great space it is.
Thank you to @Esther_Gladstone and @Beth for the lathe induction. We started 7.30 and finished 11.30pm,…dedication! Really appreciate giving so much of your time to run the induction.
Thanks @afshind for dealing with the towering pile in the woodbin which I discovered when I got in this morning - I was dreading having to deal with it this week!
Mod note: moved off topic posts elsewhere to keep this thread full of niceness
I’d like to thank @Esther_Gladstone for the excellent wood lathe induction this weekend. That was a big chunk of your weekend you gave up for us to get familiar with the techniques! I’ll try to get my first turning project started this week and post some pictures 
Big thank you to @CriticalTolerance for helping me straighten and square timbers on the table saw, thicknesser and planar.
Sort of off topic but I’d like to thank @Calum_Nicoll for running [MIG Welding] [Training] at the LHS.
I’m about a couple of weeks late with this one, but big thanks to @Nelfcat for making a cut on the table saw for me. One day I’ll learn how to use it properly myself, but until that time, having people like Chris around to help is absolutely invaluable 
Thank you @emuboy for showing me how to use a voltmeter at electronics night
Thank you @CriticalTolerance for helping with pillar drill and tidying up woodshop
