Me

[hescores]

My day job is in computer networking, but woodworking is my sanity.

I use my 2 1/2 car garage as my shop, which, at my wifes instruction, must also hold cars.

My current arsenol includes a Craftsman 22124 TS, 2HP HF Dust Collector, Rigid Planer, Rigid Jointer, Rigid 12" CMS, a no name jig saw, PC low profile ROS, DeWalt ROS, and last, but certainly not least the DeWalt DW618B3. Of course, I also have some planes, chisels, etc. to do some of the detail work.

Been doing this for just over a year or so now and have made improvements along the way. Of course learning new things all the time and never satisfied with my skills, but if I ever was, then I'd probably get bored.

[dicklaxt]

Come right in in and join all the crazies

dick

[tlcneeded]

sure your welcome join the rest of us in the pursuit
of wood working satisfaction.

welcome to the forum

[Doug B]

Welcome Bill. I see you did not list a lathe, so you are probably still sane...for now

[Ruffnek]

Welcome to WoW, Bill. Glad to have you join us.

[Leo Voisine]

Hey there Bill


WELCOME to our little corner of the net.


Hooo boy - another geeek!! nah - just kidding

[Joe Lyddon]

Hi Bill!

Thanks for checking-in!

Welcome Aboard! ;D ;D

[CajunRider]

Nov 24, 2009 13:26:29 GMT -6 hescores said:

My day job is in computer networking, but woodworking is my sanity.

I use my 2 1/2 car garage as my shop, which, at my wifes instruction, must also hold cars.

My current arsenol includes a Craftsman 22124 TS, 2HP HF Dust Collector, Rigid Planer, Rigid Jointer, Rigid 12" CMS, a no name jig saw, PC low profile ROS, DeWalt ROS, and last, but certainly not least the DeWalt DW618B3. Of course, I also have some planes, chisels, etc. to do some of the detail work.

Been doing this for just over a year or so now and have made improvements along the way. Of course learning new things all the time and never satisfied with my skills, but if I ever was, then I'd probably get bored.

You do woodworking for sanity? Welcome to our mad house.

[law]

Welcome to WOW.

A good place get fresh ideas and learn new techniques.

A guy named Woodmangler shared his plans on how to make Feather boards and the list goes on.

There are many good tips to be found in here.

Enjoy.

Larry

[hescores]

Thanks for the welcome. I'm actually a bit of a convert from the previous ww boards.

Yes, I do woodworking for sanity. Inside the house is the wife and 2 young dogs. Trust me, doing woodworking out in the garage is much more sane than being in the house with them.

Nope, no lathe, although I'm sure in a few years and a few other tool purchases I'll look to get a small one to be able to try my hand at turning legs, finials, etc.

Leo - yes, another geek, in the sense that I know about computers. However, I certainly am not the computer geek type. Some people in the field really do need to get a bit of a life.