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    Hello, just introducing myself to this comprehensive site….i'm glad i've found it as there is almost a topic on everything…..even on "Green Woodwork' which is where my interests are at the moment. so glad to be here.

    I've only just started in woodwork although i'm 55 years old….yes, a late starter so I apologise now for 'Stupid Questions' which may have more bearing on the fact that I'm 55 rather than being new to woodwork!!!

    So I guess being new to a profession that is a lifetime apprenticeship even for those that start at school I guess I'll be finding the 'Frustration' Forum' fairly quickly if there is one!!

    My first frustration is that I'm not yet retired so I'm not able to get on with anything intently as I'm always having to 'Down tools' to go to work…then there is 'Down tools' to cook a diner. Then there is'Down tools' because if I did,t help clean the house my wife will give me the old "Have I got to do every bloody thing around here while you amuse yourself' routine…..OK….I like cooking but when you are on a mission to complete 8 mortices in Jarah with a hammer and chisel before Monday morning then it gets Frustrating!

    So thanks guys, in anticipation for your help and encouragement and look forward to being part of the team.


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    Hi Beeb,

    And a big welcome to the forums, sounds like your going to get on real fine in here. Your post gave me a good old laugh
    Enjoy the forums.

    Tony

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    Welcome to the Forum "Beeb" and feel certain you will get plenty of
    assistance with any problems you raise.

    Seeing your intro of "Beeb on board" reminded me of an incident in
    our town recently. A lady had a sign in the back window of her car
    showing "Baby on Board".

    She appeared surprised when I asked, "Haven't you got a seat for the
    baby yet?"

    The lady, whom I did know, did see the humour in my comment.

    Enjoy your time with the Forum.

    Allan
    Life is short ... smile while you still have teeth.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Perfect Pens View Post
    Hi Beeb,

    And a big welcome to the forums, sounds like your going to get on real fine in here. Your post gave me a good old laugh
    Enjoy the forums.

    Tony
    Thanks for your reply tony.

    Regards
    beeb

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    Quote Originally Posted by Allan at Wallan View Post
    Welcome to the Forum "Beeb" and feel certain you will get plenty of
    assistance with any problems you raise.

    Seeing your intro of "Beeb on board" reminded me of an incident in
    our town recently. A lady had a sign in the back window of her car
    showing "Baby on Board".

    She appeared surprised when I asked, "Haven't you got a seat for the
    baby yet?"

    The lady, whom I did know, did see the humour in my comment.

    Enjoy your time with the Forum.

    Allan
    Thanks Allan for your reply…..I'm glad your friend saw the humour…so many quips get lost in the wind and of course once you have to explain then all the humour has gone !

    Regards
    Aaron

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    Great you have you on board Beep.
    Regards Rumnut.

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    yes welcome to the forum
    the guys and gals here are a wealth of knowledge
    As I was told by many people the only stupid question is the one never asked
    you may get two or three different answers but look at them all and evaluate the answers
    welcome to a great forum and enjoy
    regards Michael
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    Welcome to the forum.

    No such thing as a stupid question. And yes there is no such thing as the silent hammer so it will be difficult to mortise at night.

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    Welcome to the forum Beeb.

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    G'Day & Welcome to a top forum "Beep".
    There are people from all over Australia & the world on the forum, from beginners to old hands & everywhere in between...
    You'll find a heap of helpful & knowledgeable blokes & ladies on the forum and for most very willing to assist.
    Make sure you show off your handiwork as everyone loves a photo, especially WIP [Work In Progress] photos with build notes.
    Enjoy the forum.
    Enjoy your woodwork.....
    Cheers, crowie

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    Quote Originally Posted by Christos View Post
    Welcome to the forum.

    No such thing as a stupid question. And yes there is no such thing as the silent hammer so it will be difficult to mortise at night.
    Yes, Hammering at night always gives me the guilts….Wondering if the neighbours are cursing me…..I think my wife sends out bad vibes and it feels like she is using Voodoo Magic to punish me for my lack of interaction with her…..even if she was to say goodnight because she is having an early night then that's oK BUT IF i decide to be in the shed past 6pm then she always gives me these bad vibes!
    Sometimes I just have to come to the realisation that the job in hand will extend over to the next weekend I have off from work….Bugger!

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    Quote Originally Posted by crowie View Post
    G'Day & Welcome to a top forum "Beep".
    There are people from all over Australia & the world on the forum, from beginners to old hands & everywhere in between...
    You'll find a heap of helpful & knowledgeable blokes & ladies on the forum and for most very willing to assist.
    Make sure you show off your handiwork as everyone loves a photo, especially WIP [Work In Progress] photos with build notes.
    Enjoy the forum.
    Enjoy your woodwork.....
    Cheers, crowie
    Thanks Crowie

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    Quote Originally Posted by Perfect Pens View Post
    Hi Beeb,

    And a big welcome to the forums, sounds like your going to get on real fine in here. Your post gave me a good old laugh
    Enjoy the forums.

    Tony
    Thanks Tony, I look forward to getting involved with the forum
    Regards
    beeb

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    Quote Originally Posted by coffenup View Post
    yes welcome to the forum
    the guys and gals here are a wealth of knowledge
    As I was told by many people the only stupid question is the one never asked
    you may get two or three different answers but look at them all and evaluate the answers
    welcome to a great forum and enjoy
    regards Michael
    Thanks Cofinup
    I'll look forward to the wealth of info you guys must share together….I can only share my humour and lack of knowledge with you all!!!!

    Regards
    beeb

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