and landed here.

I haven't a clue how to introduce myself - never done it before-  but  then I've never been greeted so warmly to a forum, so I figured I'd try.

Husband, Father, Grandfather first.   Attorney late in life, before that engineer, and before that machinist, toolmaker, before that truck driver (straight  jobs), and  before that garbage collector and factory line worker.Before that, you don't want to know.

My interest in woodworking started when I was way Po' with  a little family  and too young to know about limitations and  I  needed furniture that I couldn't afford  and then wanted a guitar that was more spendy than my  wallet  could handle and everything  grew from that.

My shop has grown from found tools on the side of the road and trash heaps  to my first craftsman  table saw  ( still have it) - I even found an antique  shop made  reciprocating Oak frame  Re-saw machine  in a dump and restored it converted it from treadle to electric and used it for years. Now I have a Hammer K3  Slider & AD 31 12"-JP, an Aggazani B-20 ,an old Walker Turner lathe, a Walker Turner DP, a Darra James 218 Scroll saw, and a slew of  hand held power tools and  chisels planes galore.   The shop made machinery:    a milling machine, a hand  saw toother,  a router table  a 10" grinder station

Now if I could only learn to pick up after myself.

Where'd I leave that Broom?

My image gallery is here:

http://s1002.photobucket.com/albums/af143/zydaco/

Welcome to TPW Cliff!

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Allen Worsham
Corona, CA

allenworsham@earthlink.net

http://www.awcreationsandwoodcrafts.com

'Graze in every man's field, but always give your own milk' J. Vernon McGee

That's one space age looking "still"! 

Nice one man cross cut saw, too. I have one like it that we used to use to cut holes in the ice so we could go scuba diving under the ice.

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Lew-
Time traveler. Purveyor of the world's finest custom rolling pins!

Well Cliff, you did a great job on the introduction. We are glad you fell off the truck and landed here. Welcome aboard and just jump in.

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John Moody
John Moody Woodworks
http://www.johnmoodywoodworks.com

That fermenter looks cool!!! Thanks for joining up to our site Cliff. We are happy your here and I am glad you found us! You sure moved up town since being Po one!

Your tools are wonderful, what kind of Walker Turner Drill Press do you have, so happens I am in the midst of restoring one!

Pick up after yourself! LOL. That's why we have shops!!!

Thanks again for coming aboard Cliff, you are most welcome here!

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John Morris
The Patriot Woodworker
Proud Supporter of Wounded Warrior Project and Homes For Our Troops