16/10/2026
Happy weekend to our repair community.
Enjoy the sunshine 🌞 and outdoors!
The next repair session is Sunday 8th November (2nd Sunday of the month).
Bring your broken items to be looked at by our team of skilled repairers.
Where: Lillydale Lake Community Room
(above the playground inside complex)
Why: to restore a culture of repair in community, reduce landfill via repair efforts, teach community how to fix their items and build community connections.
Volunteers diagnose and repair your items for a donation.
Our aim is to support mother nature by keeping repairable items out of landfill and return to a culture of repair including teaching people how to fix their items.
We can no longer sustain a take make break system and must embrace the circular economy and fix what we can.
Available repairs
and new electrical 🔦
items including tools đź”§
and other sharpening 🔪
- all types see info below đź’Ť
typewriters
lamps
pens đź–Š
with machines 🪡
items by our Carpenter
items, smart devices, computers 🖥 📱 desktops, handheld devices
diagnosis and repairs 🚲
Free tea and coffee while you wait and watch the action in the hall. Toilets available on site.
Repairers will do their best to advise if any parts are required and where and what to buy if necessary.
New repairs to the team
******Wooden items******
If you have a broken wooden table, chair, precious smaller item or anything at all. Harry our qualified Carpenter is more than happy to help!
He takes items home to fix and you return for collection the following month from the hall.
******Jewellery repairs by Sarah******
Bring your gold, silver and fashion jewellery in to be looked at.
Sarah was born into a jewellery family and has been making & fixing for years
Sarah can diagnose the problem
Set gems - rubies, sapphires etc
Soldering to repair items
Replace posts on earings
Give advice on your beloved items
Materials costs will be advised on day
******New Sharpy Phil******
Offering knife sharpening & garden tools.
If your knives are struggling to cut butter, or your garden tools have forgotten what “sharp” means, bring them down and I’ll see what I can do! Phil is a Butcher and has lots of experience sharpening things.
Volunteers bring their own tools and equipment from home to fix your items
Tap and pay and cash donations available to cover project costs.
We have young people sitting with experienced repair volunteers and learning how to fix things so pls give them some encouragement.
Thanks to the Yarra Valley Fly Fishing Group for use of the hall.
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See you in November - bring good vibes
Toss it, no way!
Cheers
Rowan and the Repair team