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Vin Smith Collection

The Workshop
The Workshop
Router Table
Treadle saw
Cast iron machinery

Vin Smith was a widely respected machinery dealer, woodturning teacher and passionate collector of antique machines and their history. His collection of hand and foot powered woodworking machines were used by craftsmen prior to the advent of electrically powered machines.

The collection includes an incredible array of saws, lathes, mitres, drills, planes and chisels; some over 100 years old. The exhibition is free for visitors to the Geeveston Town Hall.

Carpark, Coach Parking, Electric Vehicle Charging Point, Enquiry Desk, Entity Facility, Family Friendly, Free Wifi, Gallery / Museum, Internet Access Point, Public Toilet, Shop / Gift Shop
15 Church Street Geeveston Tasmania 7116
Listing Updated: 14 November 2024
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