The shop is located in Darkes Forest, which is about 10 minutes north of Bulli Pass and inland a bit. For those further afield, its on the north side of Wollongong. Some people had an interesting time finding the place, with reports of some people taking the scenic route via Port Kembla
The shed sits on an apple orchard, which not means the view out the roller door is pretty sweet, but apparently there's always fresh apples at hand. It also makes a great backdrop for an impromptu show and shine 
Turn out of cars was pretty good too, with a nice selection of rods on display.Inside Stuart spent a bunch of time showing folks his work on equipment like the english wheel, pullmax, and the humble old tree stump. I think its way too easy to get caught up looking at workshops like this and feeling its never within your reach, so for poor bastards like me there something refreshing about seeing tools that include a hammer and a tree stump
Of course Stuart, like any true artist who has spent years perfecting his craft, makes it look all too easy and simple!A massive thanks for Stuart and the boys for opening the doors and putting on a great day, the Drag-Ens for the barbeque trailer, and Woody for the lucky door prize.
It was also great actually meet Harko in person after seeing his name online for a few years now
So whens the next one guys?
Stuart doing a demo on the english wheel
Pickup under construction in the shop. Check out the build thread on here
EK ute with hand painted sign writing was neat
Shop truck
Chev pickup was beautiful. First time seeing it in the flesh and it didnt dissapoint.
Turns raffling off the lucky door prize
More amazing metal work
Stuarts awesome Model A, the more you looked at this the more neat details you found.
The road the shop is on is pretty nice to cruise along
