Thread: Maybe A New Member

I wondered if you'd bring that up...

I am trying to find the time to re-arrange and extend the shed to create a woodworking room, along with finishing a motorbike trailer for a customer, finishing the deck and pergola, finishing the deck in the pool area, finishing re-insulating the house roof, as well as juggling two young kids and outdoor cricket...

Anyone know where I can find a few extra days in each week...??

But I have been trialling some way of making wheels, without setting my wood lathe up and learning how to use it...

Originally Posted by Yonnee

I wondered if you'd bring that up...

I am trying to find the time to re-arrange and extend the shed to create a woodworking room, along with finishing a motorbike trailer for a customer, finishing the deck and pergola, finishing the deck in the pool area, finishing re-insulating the house roof, as well as juggling two young kids and outdoor cricket...

Anyone know where I can find a few extra days in each week...??

But I have been trialling some way of making wheels, without setting my wood lathe up and learning how to use it...

I worked out many years ago.as long as you earn more money per hour-Get someone else to do the jobs like deck & pergola--OH and insulating the roof That way you have more time to earn more money as well as do other things-like maybe woodwork hobby etc.You could be building a trailer while watching the guy building your deck

Just caught up with this thread, (I am overseas in the UK at the moment) Look forward to seeing more of your work Danny.

hi john what you doing over here if i knew you was coming you could of bought me a few lengths of that lovely australian jarrah bob

Hi all, and thanks for the welcomes - this looks like a very friendly Site .

As I mentioned before, I won't be starting on the Cobb & Co Stage for a little while yet but when I do I'll start a Thread on it straight away.

Originally Posted by BJ383ss

Even though they are kits you make them look just like the real thing.

Up until my current build (HMS Vulture) I've been building Kits, 9 wooden ships and a Sopwith Camel biplane, but "Vulture" is my first foray into a total Scratchbuild. My three most recent Kits involved a very large percentage of Scratchbuilding as well. I'm not biased one way or the other, but I DO enjoy "Scratching" a fair bit more .

OK - back to work in the Shipyard .... see you all again soon.

Danny