Stick was kind enough to send me an invite - I live on the west side of Austin TX in a town named Bee Cave.

I am semi-retired and have moderate woodworking and routing skills - I'm looking to learn tips and best practices and maybe offer a few tips of my own.

 

Welcome.  Glad to have you onboard.  Look forward to your posts.

glad ya made it Randy...

now about those donuts...

Welcome to your new home Randy.

 

See, you haven't lost any expertise...we're all just a different click away!

 

Bill

1 minute ago, schnewj said:

Welcome to your new home Randy.

 

See, you haven't lost any expertise...we're all just a different click away!

 

Bill

Thanks and Glad to find you Bill - I'll be here a lot!

Yah! Where's the doughnuts? The new guys always brings the doughnuts! Just don't be like Mike and take a bite out of my glazed.

Well if ANY of you guys are around the Austin TX area - I will gladly buy the donuts!

I'm 58 and still have so much to learn about woodworking.  I have helped frame 3 houses and

mostly done outdoor wood projects such as chairs, benches, picnic tables, playscapes etc. 

But I am now moving to interior of the house type projects such as furniture and cabinets.

Glade you could make it Randy. I know your area well. A daughter use to live on the west side of the river about a mile or so past the dam and to get there we would go past Bee Cave a hair or so they turn east toward to river. A hairy little road down to the river. Now they live in Cedar Park.

  Smallpatch

 

If you need more dirt dobbers just bring a big sack and come up 183 a ways.

Edited June 18, 20179 yr by Smallpatch

58!!!

 

34 minutes ago, Stick486 said:

58!!!

 

Welcome young'un.

2 hours ago, Gene Howe said:

Welcome young'un.

 

that's what I said....

nice to get kids involved...

Welcome aboard the best place to bee

Welcome aboard. 

Welcome Randy.  Evidently they don't mind  that we are from Texas so saddle up a horse and ride right in, don't forget the donuts.

Nobody minds, that, you're from Texas, as long as you don't post any photos of those ridiculously huge belt buckles!

Welcome aboard Randy. I'm A New Englander. My only time in Texas was back in the 50's, at Amarillo AFB.  A long ways from Austin. My youngest daughter spent a couple of years in Austin, getting her Masters degree at University of Texas. This is the greatest site around.

Edited June 19, 20179 yr by It Was Al B

Welcome ,Randy, glad you could make it.

Herb

Welcome aboard Randy,

Cal

Welcome!

Welcome to the forum Randy!!

 

They say everything is always bigger in Texas. Does that mean you have giant size donuts for us?