Re: woodworking as CMT hobby

[Guest guest]

Hello the House,

I also have a few machines in my cellar, scroll saw, Mitre saw, Table

saw, shaper, lathe, grinding wheels, benches that run the length of the

cellar. My son's and I make kitchen cabinets, wall panels, only for our own

homes and those of relatives. I love getting the grand children down there

and teaching them how to use the tools, and use them safely. They range from

4 - 16. I must admit with my loss of hand dexterity I don't due as well as I

used to, but I hang in there. After all, what did I have two sons for? My two

daughter aren't bad either.

E

[Guest guest]

linda, garage? woodworking, scroll saw? my kind of woman!

i have a shop too - mitre saw, drill press, scroll saw (2), table saw, band saw,

3 work benches, etc.

what do you make?

i am in mo, daughter in l.a., i make boxes, cook book shelves, with drawer,

picket snowmen, picket flags, etc etc etc

thanks, rochelle/rocky

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[Guest guest]

I have 14 in. band saw scroll saw radial arm drill press router and table

Compound sliding miter saw disk and belt sander Roto zip Dremel tool with all

the attachmentsI want a table saw and I'm being given a Radial arm saw all of

it except the Band saw is fixed so I can work at it sitting down.. I have a

very ingenious husband he can adapt anything that needs my leg power even if

its just standing that I cant do . He's in the process of inventing an arm

pedal of sorts for my sewing machine so that I can continue quilting. I do

Intarsia, custom birdhouses all I need is a drawing, garden stakes boxes for

jewelry that I also make. Patio Furniture the desk my computer is on and My

sewing cabinet. I do whatever looks good and the harder the better. I do a

lot of NFL and cartoon character, clocks, mahogany mantle and white oak

clocks.

Stout