Sharper Tools, Stronger Community – $9K Boost for Revesby Men’s Shed
Revesby Workers’ Club recently visited the Revesby Men’s Shed to see the positive impact of its $9,000 contribution towards a new safety saw—an essential upgrade supporting the Shed’s ongoing community work and creative projects.
Based in the NSW National Parks & Wildlife building within Georges River National Park, the Revesby Men’s Shed provides a welcoming environment where members can connect, learn new skills, and work on a wide range of hands-on activities. These include engineering, woodworking, stained glass, leatherwork, and model-making, all of which promote both skill development and social connection.
During the visit, Club representatives toured the workshop and spoke with members about how the new safety saw will enhance day-to-day operations. The upgraded equipment improves both precision and safety, particularly across woodworking and restoration projects.
The Revesby Men’s Shed is widely recognised for its positive contribution to the local community, regularly completing maintenance and restoration work at Biyani House – Revesby Women’s Shelter and local schools and community groups, supporting charitable projects, and providing valuable social opportunities for members. The new equipment ensures the group can continue this important work safely and with confidence.
