Thread: Mrs Woodpecker

hey Shirls, can you please stop heading all your new threads with the same title

BT 401 instructions are neede by me also, I have some to make and thought I had the instructions, but cannot find them! Amos

G'day,
I am not sure if these are the correct ones or not, but here is what I found.
http://www.townsvillewoodturners.org...ces/prk401.pdf

http://www.townsvillewoodturners.org.au/bt401.pdf

Cheers,

Rick

http://gpwoodturning.yahoostore.com...._id=1107219637

They seem to be here on Gary Pyes' site

JD

Sorry, Gumby. I'm not a computer whizz, and am still a little wary of the rights and wrongs when working with the forum. Sat in front of this ruddy screen wondering what I had done wrong. Then the penny dropped. ( I think ) I hope I will get better with age, but then again, given my age, maybe it's too late. Be kind to an old girl.
Cheers, Shirley

Thanks all. The Gary Pye site has the full assembly instructions.
Cheers, Shirley

Originally Posted by Mrs Woodpecker

Sorry, Gumby. I'm not a computer whizz, and am still a little wary of the rights and wrongs when working with the forum. Sat in front of this ruddy screen wondering what I had done wrong. Then the penny dropped. ( I think ) I hope I will get better with age, but then again, given my age, maybe it's too late. Be kind to an old girl.
Cheers, Shirley

Hey, you are doing A OK - I too was very nervous about forum protocol and, I can assure you, it gets easier with practice.

JD

Originally Posted by Touchwood

Hey, you are doing A OK - I too was very nervous about forum protocol and, I can assure you, it gets easier with practice.

JD

I've been here four years and I don't know about any forum protocol. Is there one?

Hey Mrs W,

Just head you new thread with what you need to ask eg BT401 instructions. You are doing fine, you will always find someone that will answer your questions, you may get different answers but we will answer.

Forum protocol. is there one? Good on ya Bazza. ROTFALMAO

Originally Posted by Mrs Woodpecker

Sorry, Gumby. I'm not a computer whizz, and am still a little wary of the rights and wrongs when working with the forum. Sat in front of this ruddy screen wondering what I had done wrong. Then the penny dropped. ( I think ) I hope I will get better with age, but then again, given my age, maybe it's too late. Be kind to an old girl.
Cheers, Shirley

Shirley, Gumby is correct that it is easier to get the responses you want if you put a clear title in the message. I am sure he was trying to help rather than criticise though. If you like I am able to change the titles for you, if you have difficulty. Just let me know through a Private Message (PM) or a post somewhere asking for help. One of the regulars will let me know for sure.

Great to have you here, welcome!

Groggy
Australian Woodwork Forums
Moderator

Thanks Groggy. What Gumby said did not worry me at all. I just could not work out what I was doing wrong. I think I have it sorted out now. Thanks to all you lovely people for your support.

Shirley

Originally Posted by Mrs Woodpecker

Thanks Groggy. What Gumby said did not worry me at all. I

I'm glad of that Shirls, I wasn't having a crack at you at all.

Just being my usual, cheery, happy and extremely helpful self.

Welcome aboard BTW.

You will get more help by putting a relevant title in the heading of your posts. Just look at it this way, don't write your name anywhere and you can't go wrong.

You could do a test by starting a new thread and title it "Help, That Awful Plasticine Man is Pickin' on Me"

I'm sure you'd get plenty of support if you did

Thanks, Gumby.I couldn't do that to you though. I lovethe forum, and everyone has been a great help.
Keep being your happy cheerful self.
Shirley.

Originally Posted by Gumby

You could do a test by starting a new thread and title it "Help, That Awful Plasticine Man is Pickin' on Me"

But you sure look like a muppet!!??!