Angus Clemes
Founder and lead educator. Background in field electronics support and community adult education. Facilitates every Mining Fundamentals date and most private coaching hours.
About
A Garbutt studio built around careful mining practice
Registered name & history
Webaspenway
The official registered business name is Webaspenway. The practice was established in 2019 in Garbutt, Queensland, after Angus Clemes spent several years helping neighbours debug overheating garage miners and overloaded power boards.
Early sessions happened in a borrowed shed with two demonstration units and a clamp meter. By 2021 the work had formalised into booked workshops, written checklists, and a clearer boundary between education and licensed electrical work. In 2024 the studio settled at its current Bayswater Road address with dedicated benches, metered PDUs, and quieter acoustics for teaching.
Mission
Webaspenway exists to teach crypto mining education as a practical craft: how hardware behaves under Queensland heat, how to measure draw before buying another unit, and how to speak clearly with electricians and landlords.
Working approach
- Start from the visitor’s space photos and hardware list
- Prefer meters and written sequences over optimistic spreadsheets
- Name risks early — noise complaints, breaker trips, dust, and summer throttling
- Keep groups small so every guest handles the watt meter
Values
Honesty about profitability limits, respect for licensed trades, and patience with beginners who ask basic questions about PSUs and intake clearance.
People
Who you meet on studio days
Lena Okonkwo
Studio coordinator. Manages booking calendars, visitor prep emails, and the monthly study circle roster so Angus can stay on the bench.
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