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26th May 2014, 01:13 AM #1
Back In The Shed After Long Hiatus!
Greetings fellow Woodies!
Its been many years since I have had time to do any woodwork.
But glad to report I am back in the shed on an extremely part-time basis (even if that means 2 minutes per week) and back into the woodworking and power tool product reviews via my website.
Hoping to catch up with the older members here as well. it is good to see that most woodworking skills are like riding a bike... Once you learn you don't easily forget and it is relatively simple to get right back into it, even after years in limbo (this rule certainly does not seem to apply to woodturning however!).
So those on the southside of Brisbane, if you start smelling freshly cut wood in the air, it might well be me (or the smell of burnt wood until I sharpen up some of the saw blades )
It's good to get back into it!How much wood could the woodchuck chuck if the woodchuck could chuck wood?
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26th May 2014, 01:42 AM #2
Good to see you back in the shed.
Personally I think you need to spend more than 2 minutes per week in the shed. But that is my personal opinion.
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26th May 2014, 09:53 AM #3
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