isetegija

I am woodworker since 1986.
My passion is parquetry but I have don many wood related works
except turning .
I worked in a small firm building custom furniture until in 2000 we were consumed by larger firm.Our new company started making small wooden mill baulk garden houses what have nothing to do whit fine woodworking.I was to lazy to search for a new job so I have been glazing doors and windows since then.
My best work so far :

My other hobby is computer and all related .
Recently I started building my website:


there I have all photos of my works that I have.

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I made thus things : http://www.isetehtud.pri.ee/blog/

Sleeper

Wow, look like you got a lot of talent. Thats very nice and welcome.

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JohnnyB
"I do what I do well, but I still like to dabble in what I don’t do well"

rocklobster

That's great looking stuff! Keep posting. I think I remember seeing your cutting boards.

Rob

RHarkins

Welcome from West Michigan.
I'm not so good at geography, where is Estonia?

Streamwinner

Nice looking table. Welcome to the forums.

I love the introduction on your webpage. It's hilarious:

In the beginning , I made myself tools:
And I saw that they were good .
And then I made with those tools all my veneer mosaics .
And they were also not bad .



*laugh*

isetegija

To RHarkins :Estonia is an little post soviet country in Europa


To Streamwinner :I am glad someone liked my humor but its actually true . Metal parts for those tools I made in soviet army and handles in home rite after I returned . And I think my life actually started after army (woodworking life anyway) .

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RHarkins

Hey, thanks for the map. That's quite interesting.
What types of wood/trees are local to your region?
Do you do any harvesting and/or milling of your own lumber?

JAC

From one new guy to another, welcome to the forum! That's a fantastic table!

JC

GeorgeC

That is absolutely great looking.

I would never have the imagination, skill nor patience to do that type in beautiful, intricate work. I really envy those that do.

George

Rick C.

Isetegija,
A hardy welcome to a very talented woodworker.
Don't sweat the English,most of us that speak it every day don't do so well either.
Rick

toolman Steve

Very nice work . my chain saw doesn't know how to do that . But seriously welcome to the Forum.

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Steve M.

isetegija

Thanks everybody for the warm welcome !

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rrich

Welcome to the asylum.

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Use the right tool for the job.

Rich (Tilting right)
Huntington Beach, California
Remember that when we have the "BIG ONE" everything east of the Rockies falls into the ocean.

red

Welcome to the forum.

Red

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