You asked, can't do it

[Robb Parker]

Well, when I introduced myself, you asked for pictures. I was only able to get a couple to load to furniture galleries and a couple to the shop gallery. :eusa_dancHaven't figured how to get them to post here though.:BangHead: I'm a better carpenter than computer jockey! Thanks for the FAQ Monty, I'll eventually get it.
Robb
Heritage Woodwright LLC
(someday I might even figure out how to do a signature):dontknow:

 

[FredP]

Well, when I introduced myself, you asked for pictures. I was only able to get a couple to load to furniture galleries and a couple to the shop gallery. :eusa_dancHaven't figured how to get them to post here though.:BangHead: I'm a better carpenter than computer jockey! Thanks for the FAQ Monty, I'll eventually get it.
Robb
Heritage Woodwright LLC
(someday I might even figure out how to do a signature):dontknow:

thats ok robb.:gar-La; you aint alone. but never fear..... soon as you get it they will change the proceedure!:rotflm: BTW. welcome to the dust bin.:eusa_clap

 

[Canuck]

Awesome work there, Robb!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:eusa_clap:eusa_clap:eusa_clap







(Robb. Just open your picture in the gallery and copy and paste the "Linked Thumbnail" into your post.

I have to ask. What is the WIP going to be? An entertainment center, bookcase or what. That is some awesome structure and material that you are using. You must have a really nicely equipped/ sized shop as well!!:elvis::elvis:

Thanks for sharing your work with us!

Wayne

 

[Bigdog72]

Nice shop but way to much open space for me!!:banana::banana::banana:

 

[Bas]

I think Robb is building a Roman Empire, one piece at a time. Ave Robb! Looks _very_ impressive to me.

 

[Robb Parker]

Wayne, Believe it or not it's just a built in for a customer we trimmed their home (craftaman/greene and greene style)last fall. All oak trim, nice job for me. Working on a bar area for them as well. It's all red oak plain cut and A1 plain cut veneer. Still the Praire mullioned doors, backs and drawer fronts to go. Hope to be staining/finishing and installin next week. I'll try and get some finished pictures. And some of the trim.

Shop is basic now. 58" scmi sliding table saw, Casieda K20 edgebander, Hitachi SCMS, Unique raised panel MDF door machine, Griggio shaper, Delta 8" jointer, Mikata planer,Sata spray equipment

Geoff, feels liking I'm tripping over somethig all day. Guess pictures are decieving.
Robb

Oh yea Thanks for posting pictures Wayne.

 

[PChristy]

Looks great Robb :icon_thum

 

[JimmyC]

Robb,
If you keep having problems with the pictures, try this thread, it's real helpful.

Good Luck and Nice Work.:icon_thum

 

[DaveO]

thats ok robb.:gar-La; you aint alone. but never fear..... soon as you get it they will change the proceedure!:rotflm: BTW. welcome to the dust bin.:eusa_clap

Truer word were never spoken. As soon as we upgrade to version 3.8 of the software there is a much simpler picture uploading/posting process. I think Bas plans to have that ready to go in mid Feb or so.

Dave

 

[FuzzWuzz16]

Very nice work, Robb! LOML asks me why I'm not planning on something like that for the built ins I'm getting ready to start:BangHead:.

Jim

 

[MrAudio815]

Wow that is some awesome work, And it's really big, I don't think I could get it through my front door, let alone my garage door! :rotflm: :rotflm:

Thanks for sharing really enjoyed it,

 

[TracyP]

Awesome looking work.

 

[sapwood]

Robb, that is a fine looking shop and great looking projects. Love the "commercial-size" equipment and sawdust galore :icon_thum

With envy,
Roger

 

[McRabbet]

Robb,

I noticed that you referenced Monty's old FAQ on posting photos -- you need to use the guidance that DaveO provided in his more recent thread in the FAQ Forum. And for uploading your pictures, I'd suggest that you upload them to your own album rather that one of the "community" albums. You have one by default with you user name on it. If you want to create sub-albums, their are tools in PhotoPost that let you do that, too.

BTW, your work is very, very nice. Lokks like you've got the right kind of clients! Nice workshop, too.