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Chris Rosenberger
09-23-2007, 11:18 AM
Has anyone in the Indianapolis area heard anything about The Consumer Woodworking Expo being held at the State Fair Grounds Oct. 5-6-7?
I got a notice for The Woodworking Shows several weeks ago. I thought it was strange because that show, at the time, was still 4 months away. The notice said something about not being fooled that they were the real woodworking show.
I did not get that at first but after seeing a post about the CWE the notice makes sence.
I had not heard about the CWE until seeing a post about it yesterday.
Their website does not give much info. I like to go to wodworking shows but I don't want to spend 3+ hours driving & gas to go to something that may not amount to much.

October Indy WoodWorking Show (http://www.consumerwoodworkingexpo.com/Indianapolis_Woodworking_Show.html)

Ron Jones near Indy
09-23-2007, 5:39 PM
I received a mailer on the show yesterday. Info in it is pretty much what is shown on the web site. It has a few ads in it that the internet doesn't show. Maybe I'll be able to get away--might even see you there. If you print your ticket from the web site, the cost is $6.

Michael Sapper
10-05-2007, 6:21 PM
I went to the show in Indy today and was a bit disappointed. It was smaller than I expected it to be. Peachtree woodworking must have been 1/2 the show. Incra was there as well as a few others. I did not stay for any of the presentations. I did purchase an upgraded fence for my Delta uni-fence and a few small parts, etc. I saved a little with "show" discounts and all but I live less than 10 miles from the location and it would not have been such a great deal if I had to travel much farther.

Bob Wingard
10-05-2007, 6:27 PM
I believe Peachtree has bought the entire show out just a few weeks ago.

Chris Rosenberger
10-05-2007, 7:56 PM
I decided not to go to the show in Indy. The wife & I decided to spend a few days in eastrn Ohio. Yesterday we spent the day looking at Longaberger baskets & crafts. Today we spent most of the day looking at tools. We went to Hartville Hardware & Kiem Lumber. Those 2 stores have a wide selection of tools.