August 26, 201610 yr comment_69809 so, since Wood Magazine is shuttering their forum, and a bunch of good folks said they were coming over here, i'll join the Exodus and join too. Report
August 26, 201610 yr comment_69814 hordes of 'em... welcome Doug... Edited August 26, 201610 yr by Stick486 Report
August 26, 201610 yr Author comment_69829 oh, well, small hoards....i can deal with that. i'll have to dig up my shop pix and post those later. Report
August 26, 201610 yr Author comment_69840 29 minutes ago, Stick486 said: hopefully you'll post some of your work too..... i will. copied my cutting board post over to here a bit a go. as time permits, i'll post some current and past projects i've done. that would include: kitchens, bathrooms, tables, sideboards, bed (just one so far), little stuff (like cutting boards, bowls, spoons, jewelry boxes, what not). i got quite a few questions some time ago about a standing desk i had designed and made. i'll have to dig deep and find all these pictures. organized picture folders? surely you jest. Report
August 26, 201610 yr comment_69844 Welcome to the hoardette. Or mini hoard. Doug, is it? Hope you enjoy TPW. Looking forward to seeing your work. Report
August 26, 201610 yr Author comment_69846 yep, Douglas here. i'll have to dig thru my photos and find stuff worth showing off. more than once, someone has said "wow, you do nice work".....i tell them that they don't see the burn piles, the oops projects, the big parts that ended up just wee bit too small, making me have to start all over again. all they see are finished projects that i thought turned out half decent. let me go digging and verify i know how to post pix. Report
August 26, 201610 yr comment_69863 2 hours ago, DAB said: so, since Wood Magazine is shuttering their forum, and a bunch of good folks said they were coming over here, i'll join the Exodus and join too. Yup, found a new more better home, you're gonna like it here Steve Report
August 26, 201610 yr comment_69865 2 hours ago, DAB said: hoards?!!! yikes. maybe more like ... herd... Report
August 26, 201610 yr comment_69877 Hey DAB, glad you're here. Iooked at your end grain cutting board tutorial so many times on Wood intending to make some. When I heard about the closing I printed it out so I wouldn't lose it. I have been a little lax on shop work for a while and this forum is inspiring me to get going again. Joe B Report
August 26, 201610 yr Author comment_69879 20 minutes ago, Joeb41 said: Hey DAB, glad you're here. Iooked at your end grain cutting board tutorial so many times on Wood intending to make some. When I heard about the closing I printed it out so I wouldn't lose it. I have been a little lax on shop work for a while and this forum is inspiring me to get going again. Joe B i copied it to here, still needs to be formatted better, but the basic info survives here. Report
August 27, 201610 yr comment_69888 3 hours ago, DAB said: yep, Douglas here. i'll have to dig thru my photos and find stuff worth showing off. more than once, someone has said "wow, you do nice work".....i tell them that they don't see the burn piles, the oops projects, the big parts that ended up just wee bit too small, making me have to start all over again. all they see are finished projects that i thought turned out half decent. let me go digging and verify i know how to post pix. Hey, Doug, welcome. Might as well join in the fun. I see you brought your sense of humor, also. As for the oops piles, that is what makes a good woodworker. I keep telling those starting out that you need to build, make the mistakes, learn, and do it over and over until you get it right. Then the great projects shine through. Like everyone I, too, make mistakes. I cut a board too short the other day, and when I cut the same board again it was still too short. As a matter of fact it was shorter then the first time I cut it, so it still didn't fit. Bill Report
August 27, 201610 yr Author comment_69904 Cut big parts first. If you mess up, that becomes stock for smaller parts. Report
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