Hey guys,
I've been around for over two years now but have not been active. About that time I was building a house and then my mom passed away and I had to take care of her house in NY. Finally have had the time to get back to some of my hobbies.
Been wood working since I was a kid in the 70s in NY. My dad would go into the woods and buy a tree which he would then have a friend of his lumber out. When I was cleaning out my mom's house, I brought back a few thousand bf of walnut and oak that my dad had lumbered at that time. Now I have some wood to play with.
Not being very artistic, but more scientific and engineering in nature, cabinetry and "modern" furniture was more of my forte. That is until I got "infected" about 5 years ago by woodturning. Currently that is how I "relax" in the shop. I still do other woodworking as I need to, but I turn every chance I get.
I've been to a few TWA meeting and I am a member of NCWG and the AAW. Looks like a great group of people over here (much like BT3Central). Look forward to meeting you all at the picnic.
John
I've been around for over two years now but have not been active. About that time I was building a house and then my mom passed away and I had to take care of her house in NY. Finally have had the time to get back to some of my hobbies.
Been wood working since I was a kid in the 70s in NY. My dad would go into the woods and buy a tree which he would then have a friend of his lumber out. When I was cleaning out my mom's house, I brought back a few thousand bf of walnut and oak that my dad had lumbered at that time. Now I have some wood to play with.
Not being very artistic, but more scientific and engineering in nature, cabinetry and "modern" furniture was more of my forte. That is until I got "infected" about 5 years ago by woodturning. Currently that is how I "relax" in the shop. I still do other woodworking as I need to, but I turn every chance I get.
I've been to a few TWA meeting and I am a member of NCWG and the AAW. Looks like a great group of people over here (much like BT3Central). Look forward to meeting you all at the picnic.
John