Hi from the Macedon Ranges

Hi all. I'm just getting back into woodworking - after a 20 year break - and have really enjoyed reading a bunch of threads on here over the past couple of weeks, as I try and acquaint myself with the latest tools and equipment. I'm in the process of fitting out my shed, but I'm in no rush and am keen to do it right and make things safe, especially since I have two young boys who are ultra-inquisitive. I learned what I know about woodworking from hanging around my late grandpa's commercial joinery and home workshop in Ballarat. Judging by what I've read so far, I'm sure the forum will be a great resource to help me get back into the swing of things! I look forward to being a part of the community.
Tilley

G'Day & Welcome to a top forum "Tilley".
I'm going have to do a google search to find were you are??
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 photos with build notes.
Enjoy the forum.
Enjoy your woodwork.
Cheers crowie

Thanks crowie. Appreciate the welcome. Google Map "Bullengarook" and you'll be right on. :)

Gidday Tilley, welcome aboard and enjoy the journey.

welcome aboard

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Originally Posted by Tilley

Thanks crowie. Appreciate the welcome. Google Map "Bullengarook" and you'll be right on. :)

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Found it, up the road toward Bendigo about a 1/3 of the way toward Castlemaine......

A very warm welcome to you Tilley and trust you
will enjoy our company and helpful advice.

You are in a nice little part of the world --- enjoy.

Allan

Welcome to the forum.

Tilley,

Welcome aboard, its great when we've been able to learn from our parents or grandparents. Hope you still have some of your grandpa's tools, that would be real awesome.

If you want to meet a few from the forum and some from other places who share a passion for Wood Working you may like to check this out. Bring your two young boys too, we need to train the next generation of wood be would workers, or is that meant to be would be wood workers ;) Just so you know, there is a mini rail right next to the proposed site that will be running Sat and SUn I think, your boys can get all day tickets for $15 each.

https://www.woodworkforums.com/f25/ww...2014-a-170839/

At this time it looks like we will have a variety of competent woodworkers there with skills in flat work, wood turning, carving and perhaps milling.

It will kick-off about lunchtime Friday and run thru till Sunday (if some want to stay Sunday night that is fine too)

Opportunity to spend one on one with some of these and whoever else is there and willing to share there time and expertise.

The invitation for you and whoever comes - bring some tools, bring some wood (these are optional but desired if possible) you can sell, swap, work with it or just watch others.

Mandatory if you come - a smile, willing spirit, desire to have fun learn and enjoy yourself.

Hope to see you there, if cant make it we'll see you round the forum and who knows maybe at some other event

Take Care

DaveTTC

Turning Wood Into Art