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Modeled after medieval cathedrals in Chartres and Amiens, France, All Saints' Chapel cornerstone was laid in 1905, and the last phase of construction began in 1957 under Vice Chancellor Edward McCrady. The rose window is based upon the on in the south transcept of Notre Dame de Paris.

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WA training hours shortfall in new CPC training 19 Replies

Started by Kenneth Cooper. Last reply by timothy trettin Sep 24.

how not to cut stone 3 Replies

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Blog Posts

Shifting To New Location with Reputed Packers Movers Company

Are you looking for a proficient packers and movers companies for your relocation needs? Well that’s a great ideal and an intelligent planning to make the shifting of your lovable goods to new location in a hassle free. Packing and moving of goods to new location in safe and secure way is not at all an easy job. Loading, unloading, unpacking and rearranging of goods has to be done to make complete shifting. These entire tasks are not easy as they unfold many unwanted issues and problems. Dedicat… Continue

Posted by mahi manral on November 9, 2009 at 3:35pm

Queensland Overseas Foundation 2009 scholarships closing this week

A Queensland Overseas Foundation’s scholarship program could be your passport to furthering your skills and career overseas for up to two years. Apply for the experience of a lifetime to:

* Broaden your horizon
* Develop your vocational skills to the best in the world
* Acquire international perspective on your industry
* Receive a scholarship valued up to $7000
* Have experienced business people mentor you during your scholarship

If you have completed an apprenticeship or traineeship (Certifi… Continue

Posted by Simon Brown on October 26, 2009 at 7:00pm

CPC08 Stonemasonry Qualifications: Survey 17/9/09

Two new stonemasonry qualifications have been developed by the Construction and Property Services Industry Skills Council (CPSISC).

Your comment is needed to ensure that the best training outcomes are achieved.

Refer to these two brief presentations outlining units of competency in Certificate 2 in Stoneworking and Certificate 3 in Stonemasonry:
http://stomas.ning.com/video/cert-2-in-stoneworking… Continue

Posted by Simon Brown on September 17, 2009 at 5:00pm

Sharing documents in Resource Generator

Are you a stone industry employer, worker, apprentice or trainer? You're welcome to browse, download and use documents that I'm posting to Resource Generator. It's a useful storage and file sharing website linked to the national vocational training system. Register for free at the Resource Generator home page and ask me for an invitation to join the Stone Industry Working Group.

Posted by Simon Brown on September 14, 2009 at 10:58pm — 2 Comments

2009 Stone Industry Forum: Brisbane

A Stone Industry Forum will be held at SkillsTech Australia, Eagle Farm Training Centre (Brisbane) on Friday 6th November 2009. This all-day event will be an opportunity for stone industry stakeholders to discuss stonemasonry training face-to-face, as well as by virtual means. More information about CPC08 is outlined at this page: CPC08… Continue

Posted by Simon Brown on August 29, 2009 at 8:37am

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Stage 2 stone finishing skills

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Stone turning is an elective subject, undertaken in stage 4.

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Franco Milan commented on Franco Milan's photo 'Granite & marble clock by Franco Milan'

Hi Simon, thanks for your comments about my clock, the black granite that i used is called Adelaide black and the gray marble is in fact the same as the the one used at Michel hill jeweler. regarding the Hebrew letters, a friend who was somewhat a...

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Franco Milan and Simon Brown are now friends

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Janet Wilkins is now a member of Stonemasonry

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Simon Brown commented on Franco Milan's photo 'Granite & marble clock by Franco Milan'

Franco, how did you mark out the letters before sandblasting them?

November 1

Simon Brown commented on Franco Milan's photo 'Granite & marble clock by Franco Milan'

Grey marble - Nouvellato Oniciato (Cloud Onyx) - it looks similar to the Michael Hill series of shopfronts you made for Dimastone (and John's office desk)

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Simon Brown commented on Franco Milan's photo 'Granite & marble clock by Franco Milan'

beautiful work, Franco - thanks for sharing!

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