My Introduction

[hannah01]

Hi. My name is Joe Hannah, I'm 36 and from Kernersville, NC. I've been a member here for a little while, but I am just getting around to really browsing the site.

I am a new-to-woodworking amateur. I'm doing some remodeling work on the house and have fallen under the woodworking spell. I haven't done many actual woodworking projects yet as I have been busy with other things, but I am working on a few items and my wife's list of projects is getting longer every day.8-O

Nice to meet all of you.

 

[DavidF]

Hi Joe, nice to see you've "come out of the closet" and posted. Great bunch of people here. Welcome

 

[chris99z71]

Greetings Joe!
I too am a beginnng woodworker and the others here are not helping me to curb my power tool purchasing urges, but they do have some fantastic advice! If you've been "lurking" for a while, then I don't have to tell you what a great community we have building here. Again, welcome and I'm looking forward to seeing pictures of your home improvement projects!

 

[clowman]

And a wicked spell you have fallen under! Ah well, as far as hobbies go, you could definately do worse. Glad to have you. I look forward to getting to know you.

 

[SteveColes]

Welcome, Joe. I like your avatar.

I too am a new woodworker. Some how I started about the same time as insomniac, but he gotten way ahead of me:crybaby2:

 

[sapwood]

Glad to have you onboard! Might as well join in the discussions--we do have a wide range of talent. Or in my instance, lack of talent.

Enjoy,
Sapwood

 

[Steve D]

Welcome Joe, I feel your pain. I too am remodelling a house so I divide my time between many types of projects. I have managed to work a couple of nice woodworking projects into the remodel and this is a great time to justify some essential tool purchases. "Sure honey, we could do that. It would cost about $1000 for a contractor but I can do that for about $300 in materials (oh and about $1200 in tools :lol: ). As others have said, you'll find all different skill levels hereand it's a great place to learn.


Steve D

 

[DaveO]

Welcome, and it's nice to meet you too. The honey-do list never ends, especially when you start making her things that she can use or give as gifts. I'm booked up to '08 with her "can you make this so I can give it at a wedding, etc" requests. I look forward to your input around here. Dave

 

[cskipper]

Hey, the honey-do list never gets shorter - mine or his! We too are remodeling - have been doing so for years. DH has had to work in last few years so we've only had weekends. But then you get home and have to decide - work on the house or work (play) in the shop. By the "years" comment above you can guess which usually wins! Welcome and enjoy the boards. There are a lot of great folks and amazing talent in this group!

 

[Ken Massingale]

Welcome Joe. I just became a member of the forum, also. This is obviously a great group of folks.

Enjoy,
ken

 

[D L Ames]

Welcome aboard Joe. Feel free to jump into the discussions with both feet.

D L

 

[golfdad]

Welcome Joe. Nice area up there. Had an uncle that lived down the rd there in Walkertown. Glad to see you got bit by the wood bug. Happy sawdusting:icon_thum

 

[JohnsonMBrandon]

welcome