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Started by Jeff, January 09, 2007, 10:29:58 PM

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Larry

Had this one all figured out but...day late and dollar short...story of my life.  Well maybe I didn't have it quite figured out until I got OWW's clue. ;D

Had Jeff, ya outa have an initiation rite...anybody that posts has to have a square up on your ceiling.  Guess you could make an exception for FDH...he has the right intent. :D :D :D :D :D
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Don K

Yahoo!  8) 8) 8) 8)  I love woodworking! Drawing the plans now for a 24X40 woodworking shop with a finishing room added on. Been a dream for years. Got a digital camera for Christmas, now I just need to tackle the posting thread. I hope to let y'all join me during the whole process.    Don
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Onthesauk

Good addition Jeff!  I don't do as much woodworking as I use to, but love seeing some of the beautiful stuff people here have built.  Patty should probably be a mod. :)
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Brad_S.

Great addition.

I should have known when I saw Ianab was moderating, he's one of the few at WoodNew whose posts I consistantly agree with. ;D

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DWM II

This will be a favorite stop for me even though I havent stepped into the closet yet. I am the supreme wanna-be ww.
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jerry-m

Great idea 8)

Have loved woodworking all my live... Took all the shop classes in high school they would let me... At 18 ys. old went to work in a foundry pattern shop... Was the most rewarding job I ever had... Have always had a home woodworking shop...

Thanks for the new board,   Jerry
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Burlkraft

You just got tired of movin' misplaced woodworking threads..... ;D ;D ;D
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getoverit

GREAT idea Jeff!

I'm kinda leaning towards spending the long hot summers inside doing woodworking, so this forum should fill a good need for me ;)

I'm a lumberjack and I'm ok, I work all night and sleep all day

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SwampDonkey

Well, get measuring and cutting everyone.  8) 8) :)
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pasbuild

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Jeff

I tink the Porcupine Press is like reading a copy of dat old GRIT magazine, only yooperized. :D
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Don_Papenburg

And second prize is a years subscription to the yupper magazine ;D
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pigman

Good addition to the forum. 8)  Now I won't have to search all over the forum on how to build furniture the correct way. ;)  I tried to build furniture in a closet once, but by the time I got all the cool tools in the closet there wasn't any room to work.


Bob

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SwampDonkey

pigman, I'm still trying to find pics of that pecan bed, but all I see it white space. ;D In the computer business, it's what they call 'vapourware'.  :D ;)
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1 Thessalonians 5:21

2020 Polaris Ranger 570 to forward firewood, Husqvarna 555 XT Pro, Stihl FS560 clearing saw and continuously thinning my ground, on the side. Grow them trees. (((o)))

Stephen1

great idea, it will be a pleasure to see what everyone is working on. It might even give the rest of some motivation to finnish some projects.
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Todd

I think this is a great idea!  Lately I've noticed that being surrounded by wood all the time, and trying to make a living at sawing and selling lumber, that I've lost an appreciation for what this wood could be.  Every now and then I find I need to go look through some furniture stores or woodworking magazines to get the imagination going again and stop seeing the piles of wood, but the possibilities therein.
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TexasTimbers

I don't know I could have possibly missed all this activity on a new section. Heck I missed the section period! Didn't even know it was here til today! that's me though always the last to notice.  ::)

No never mind . . . we have a woodworking section!!!! Yahooooooooooooooooo!

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Thanks Jeff and all who were responsible for the leap!  :)
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woodsteach

Kevjay , I missed it also...  Here I sit looking at HD looking for a cheap bathroom vanity while reading the forum woodworking site  :-\.  I agree with Todd, with logging, sawing, and teaching woodworking, I've kinda lost the desire to build... Until this am watching the Yankee guy build a table that hung on a wall and wham back to finishing up some projects.  Then this site will help keep the inspiration going.

Thanks Jeff

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Striker

Is a porcupine press anything like a cider press? And just what do you do with porcupine juice?

Enquiring minds want to know.

Jeff

SwampDonkey

 ::) ::) I Dunno Striker, but Robert_R presses skunk juice. I think you could sell just about anything. I'm gonna start a walnut husk juicer and sell that. ;D :D J/K
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1 Thessalonians 5:21

2020 Polaris Ranger 570 to forward firewood, Husqvarna 555 XT Pro, Stihl FS560 clearing saw and continuously thinning my ground, on the side. Grow them trees. (((o)))

pineywoods

Hey SD, that walnut husk juice ain't a bad idee. When I was a kid, we used to put green walnuts in a burlap bag, beat them up with a hammer, and toss the whole bag into the nearest creek. Makes fish come to the surface where you can dip them up with a dip net. Not as much fun as a cane pole and worms, but beats doing without when the fish don't bite.
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oldsaw

Quote from: SwampDonkey on January 11, 2007, 03:48:01 PM
Well, get measuring and cutting everyone.  8) 8) :)

"Measure twice, cut once"...Norm's words to live by.

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