September 20, 20169 yr Popular Post comment_75175 I joined this forum about a month ago and then forgot about it until a member called me and reminded me to introduce myself. I am a retired carpenter/ construction superintendent and moved recently to new digs that has a nice large attached 2 car+ garage that I set up a workshop. Most of the things I make are small, not into the big cabinet types anymore, not a wood turner, don't have a lathe. My shop has 2 table saws, 3 drill presses,2 router tables,a stationary disc/belt sander, oscillating spindle/belt sander, bench top planer, bench top joiner, 10' radial arm saw , 2 band saws, drum sander,,and a scroll saw. The shop has a ducted 3hp cyclone dust collection system with 6" diam. PVC through out the shop reduced to smaller size at certain power tools. I see several familiar names from another site on here, big "Hi" to those guys. Read Bills tutorial on refurbishing a hand plane good stuff, liked that. Happy to be here and looks like a lot of good information here. Herb Report
September 20, 20169 yr comment_75177 Welcome Herb! You sound like you have a pretty good shop with lots of tools! Looking forward to seeing some of your work Report
September 20, 20169 yr comment_75178 glad ya quit lurking Herb... you gonna post your padlocks and veneer work... Report
September 21, 20169 yr comment_75186 Welcome Herb, looking forward to learning from you! Steve Report
September 21, 20169 yr comment_75189 From one rookie member to another, Welcome "home" Herb. Trust me, you're gonna really like this place. Sounds like your shop is nicely equipped and set-up and being retired and all, you have more time than you know what to do with , so looking to see good things from you here...big or small...easy to post pictures here. Anyways, glad your here and posting now. BTW, I believe tomorrow is your day to bring the donuts! Report
September 21, 20169 yr comment_75192 34 minutes ago, Grandpadave52 said: BTW, I believe tomorrow is your day to bring the donuts! you don't know Herb... they'll never survive the trip... Report
September 21, 20169 yr Author Popular Post comment_75233 3 hours ago, Stick486 said: glad ya quit lurking Herb... you gonna post your padlocks and veneer work... Awwwwwh Stick, do I have to? Thanks for the warm reception everyone. What Stick is referring to is the wooden padlock phase I just went through. I got the Tim Detwiller book on making replica wooden locks and made a bunch of them. Then I got addicted and went on to make a bunch of replica antique/vintage locks I found on the internet. I'm Ok now went thru withdrawals and rehab and am back to being me. Here are some pictures of the locks for those of you who haven't seen them. I hope this is not too long. Herb Report
September 21, 20169 yr comment_75237 will you be posting your tutorial in the woodworking forum??? i a good one... Report
September 21, 20169 yr comment_75239 Those are "flat-out" cool! Memorizing just to scroll down and take them all in! You should consider posting these in the Gallery section too! Thanks for sharing your addiction with us. However, it still is your turn to bring the donuts! Report
September 21, 20169 yr comment_75261 Welcome to the forum, Herb. Thanks for the kudos on the hand plane thread...still a lot of information to go. I really like the locks as are many of the others, I'm sure, and would like to see the process. Bill Report
September 23, 20169 yr comment_75561 Welcome to the forum Herb!! You have alot of cool projects!! Great Job!! Report
September 23, 20169 yr comment_75624 These are fantastic and would love to see a "how to" on the forums. Steve Report
September 23, 20169 yr comment_75671 I'm amazed by the craftsmanship. I've known carpenters and so called Master Carpenters, but this is above and beyond carpentry. Beautiful work. Report
September 24, 20169 yr comment_75785 Herb welcome to TPW and glad to have you. Man those are all so cool and thanks for sharing them. I hope you will join us in the forums and share you work with us. Report
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