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    my kid and friends had a great time. thank you to Gavin who was very helpful and made sure we all had fun!

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    Bad Axe Throwing - Bad Axe Throwing at our new Ottawa location!

    Bad Axe Throwing

    4.9(16 reviews)
    61.0 km

    Came here for a team event and found the staff accommodating for all the changes we had to our…read moreoriginal reservation. Instructors were knowledgeable and helped us throw the axe in various ways. Would just say that since we had a big group I would've preferred having more lanes because just having two lanes we didn't get to throw the axe as often.

    I am giving this a 5-star, because for me this was an experience outside my comfort zone - this is…read morenot something I would normally sign up for. There are ways to get excersize, and then there's crazy! And then we needed to sign these waivers, and that only scared me even more! Good thing we got there early; gave me a chance to warm up to the idea. And we had a great turnout! Before starting, we had training and then a demonstration. You don't even need special equipment or skill. Think "Wii", but live instead of on TV. Ok you can develop the skill, because let me tell you: this is harder than it looks! I tried about a dozen times, and only hit the target once! What a proud moment! Some people are already really good (way to go, Fauve!) I never thought of the Lumberjack look, but a couple of people did ;-) When we entered, I wondered why you could smell lumber. They must go through a lot of wood here! They have to reset the targets for every time they have an event. You should see how chipped the targets got. The room looks like it may have been originally built as a garage - it's a wide open space with not a whole lot of seating. There were 3 bays set up - 2 with targets and the centre one with stools and a couple of counters that ran along the chain link fences that divided the bays. We were safe enough. I would go again.

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    Kjp Crafts - These beautiful hunks of wood range in price; we saw pieces up in the range of $4K!!

    Kjp Crafts

    4.5(2 reviews)
    50.7 km

    Great wood store with 70 species of wood. Also a source for turner supplies and Festool tools and…read moreconsumables. Craft short cuts in the back. Lovely live edge assortment. Good customer service....they leave you alone to look :-) but show up when you need them. Would I recommend? Yes Would I return? Yes

    Ok, if you've been following my reviews at all, you might have noticed that I have an artistic…read moreside, and that I love art supply shops. And I like wood. No kidding! This place should be on every woodworking fan's must-see list! I've done my fair share of projects containing wood, doing the tours through hardware stores and wood supply shops like "The Woodsource" (that's also a good, reliable place to shop for wood). KJP Crafts is a great big warehouse that initially reminded me of the location for the Axe Throwing event we attended (it sort of looks like a garage) - enhanced by the smell of wood. This visit was to their Select Hardwoods store. It smells divine in here! We entered through the rear of the shop, not knowing that there was a front entrance. We were greeted by rows and rows of beautiful, straight, even, lumber stacked up and spread out all over the floor, and more leaning along the walls. It's a good thing there were walkways left open for access between these piles! We were looking for a pleasing chunk of wood to use as a mantel piece, and these 2X4s etc. were nice, but not what we were looking for. Suddenly, we ended up in the 2nd room - the part that would have greeted us if we had entered via the front door (d'uh!) I was gob-smacked! There were great big burls of maple that were virtually ready to use as a table; just add legs. There was one burl in a corner that could have been the support for a table - although it would be a pity to hide it under anything! It struck me that this wasn't just another source for wood; it is actually a source for art wood! There were beautiful big pieces priced in the $3,000 - $4,000 range, along with smaller pieces under $500. There were shelves full of slices of trees ready to be turned into bowls. We ended up with a beautiful thick piece of walnut that was part of a slice of the tree trunk. We are cutting off as little as possible, sanding it, and sealing it, getting ready to hang this piece of art on the wall. Just can't wait! Mother nature is awesome! I will try to remember to post photos.

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    Kjp Crafts - Big enough to be a boardroom table!

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    Reminded me of the support for a big round table.

    Kjp Crafts - Feast your eyes on this!

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