Hello from Sanford

[Rob]

Neat site, lots of info. I used to do woodworking years ago, quit due to lack of patience and money for tools. Older now, a little more patient, not much wiser but I'm finding myself enjoying it very much.

I've built shelves, boxes, frames, etc, always trying to improve my skills. I'm looking forward to attending a wood turning class at Klingspor soon and after that a bowl turning class. Then off to locate myself a used lathe. Right now I'm finishing up a ceder lined keepsake\jewelry box for my daughters 20th birthday.

Hobby's include jeeps, motorcycles, welding and fabricating, and woodworking once again.....oh yeah, I collect straight razors.

 

[DaveO]

Welcome Rob, I am glad that you could join us. I will caution you about going over to the Dark Side :roll: Woodturning is highly addictive and a real blast. If you get involved with it don't be surprised to be spending all your time making piles of wood shavings on the floor and coveting the next greatest turning tool.
I look forward to your input in the forums, and seeing some of your work especially what you turn out :icon_thum

Dave

 

[TracyP]

Welcome to the site Rob. It is good to have you here.

 

[woodArtz]

Welcome aboard Rob! It's great to have you with us. I think you'll really enjoy bowl turning. I know I do!

 

[ScottM]

Welcom Rob. Glad you found us. One thing to know about this site. The rule is no project got fisnished, no tool was purchased, nothing good or bad happens without pictures.

 

[RandyJ]

Hi Rob. Welcome to the best AND friendliest WWing site on the whole WWW:icon_thum.
Our motto is "No pics, didn't happen" Be sure to post lots of pictures so we can see your work, tools, shop, pets, heck anything. We're not picky:no:.

We look forward to your contributions to the site.

Take care,

 

[Rob]

Only pictures of woodworking projects I have are up now, plus my jeep. I'll take more of the box I'm making soon, as well as pictures of my shop.

 

[skeeter]

Hello Rob and welcome to the site.

 

[Ray Martin]

Hi Rob,

Welcome to the NCWW . Always good to have another woodworker join us.

Ray

 

[ptt49er]

Welcome! My parents live in the big city of Broadway, next time I'm in town I'll have to give you a holler. You'll find the guys on this site are extremely helpful and always willing to pitch in!

 

[Bas]

Rob, welcome! Considering your varied list of hobbies, I expect to see pictures of a Jeep with walnut trim

 

[JimmyC]

Welcome aboard Rob,

This is the friendliest woodworking site on the web, but I guess you already know that. I do mostly woodworking but also dabble a little in metal, collecting straight razors seem cool so try and post a few pictures of them when you get a chance.

Jimmy

 

[Canuck]

Welcome Rob!

With that broad number of interests, I am sure that questions will come up that you sharing your experience(s) will be a great benefit to us all.

This is really a great site and you won;t find a nicer bunch of sawdusters anywhere!!!:icon_thum :wav:

Post often, upload those pictures and by all means, have fun!

Wayne

 

[Trent Mason]

Welcome Rob! :eusa_clap:eusa_clap:eusa_clap Glad to have you! I look forward to your input and seeing some of your work (please post pics of the jewelry box). :icon_thum

Trent

 

[Partman]

Welcome to the site. :icon_thum Glad to have you join.:eusa_clap

Danny

 

[mcoston2]

Welcome to the site.:icon_thum
:headbang: JEEPS, MOTORCYCLES, AND WOODWORKING RULE.:headbang:




IT'S A JEEP THING

 

[Rob]

Thanks all, I posted other pictures, finished the box today. First one, made some mistakes, the next couple will be better.

Jeeps been on jack stands for a couple years, need to get it finished from my last axle breakage. I got burned out working on it and other folks custom fabrication stuff. Roll cages, bumpers, etc. Spend most of my weekends riding or woodworking now.

 

[sapwood]

Hey Rob,
Glad you joined us and look forward to your input :icon_thum

Roger

 

[McRabbet]

Rob -- hey, I like that name -- welcome to the site and sounds like you'll fit in very well! But woodworkers do not make mistakes -- they may be design improvements or features, but not mistakes -- one of the key duties you'll have is to refine them where they are intentional -- works for all of us! Your next assignment is to read the FAQs on posting pictures, because we all love the instant gratification of seeing it! Around here, "no pics, it didn't happen". And while you're wandering about the site, be sure to check out our Link and Download Libraries for more stuff.

Good to have you with us!

 

[Rob]

So you want to see the picture, not go to the gallery. I can do that.

Here you go.