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Spring Is Coming

Benjamin — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 19:42:06 +0000

Which means ClankWorks is ramping up production!

The Retail Space

We’ve begun with the final buildout of the shop space. Fenders and the Miyata 912 now take center stage in the corner of the store.

Shop Hours

We are also happy to announce the beginning of Spring Hours starting the first week of April. Tentatively, we are planning on a few days during the week we are here 10-7, most likely Tuesday – Friday. Hopefully some weekend hours will be ironed out soon as well too.

Upcoming

Finally, some new products are on the assembly line in the promenade deck. Finalizing the designs is just about done, and production will begins shortly. We hope to have announcements and pictures up before the end of March.

Additionally, we are planning an event for the first weekend in April as well. More details to follow, but we are aware that Sunday is Easter, so Saturday looks best. Stay tuned, the blog is going to pick up just like the warm weather.

From The Promenade Deck

Benjamin — Sun, 13 Sep 2009 12:57:04 +0000

Interior ply has been screwed in and sufficiently white-washed to give it a semi-clean look. It didn’t take us long to get our tables and initial supplies moved in. Getting close enough to production to taste it. The front shop space is also much cleaner now, having most of the troublesome materials there now safely stowed away.

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Hopefully all the pictures of the shop will soon be broken up with actual product pictures! Also, stay tuned, we are looking around for a few other products to help fill the shop with. If you have any suggestions or things you would love to see, do let us know!

Promenade Grows Skin

Benjamin — Fri, 28 Aug 2009 13:11:27 +0000

In a sudden burst of forward progress, the birch plywood arrived and was ready to begin coating the Promenade Deck™. The light tone of the birch really adds a natural element to the space, and once the raised work surface is coated on all sides, we will be one more giant leap towards complete.

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Stainless steel screws and raised washers are being used in an even spacing to fasten the thin, quarter inch panels to the framed structure. Some heavier half inch OSB inside will provide the real stiffness and rigidity. Hopefully that will arrive in the next few days as well, as the measurements have now all been made.

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