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Old 03-20-2007, 01:01 AM   #1
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Hi all! I'm a stay-at-home mom and I've recently gotten interested in trying my hand at some woodworking projects. I have next to no experience with anything like this, but I am eager to learn! I look forward to learning a lot here!

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Old 03-20-2007, 01:43 AM   #2
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. . . mom to six sensational kids . . . . . trying my hand at some woodworking projects . . . .
We only have 5 kids .

I am in still in my shop at 12:42 a.m. to get something done (I am actually making a coffin). How are you going to find the time!

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Welcome Arymanth.......

Pull up a sawhorse and set a spell.....

There's a lot of very knowledgeable folks here...you should learn a lot...
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We only have 5 kids .

I am in still in my shop at 12:42 a.m. to get something done (I am actually making a coffin). How are you going to find the time!


How old are your kids??? My older kids are 18, 16, 13, 10 and 8, so they don't need as much attention anymore. My youngest is 14 months, she's the one who keeps me hopping! (did I mention we homeschool?)

(so what's the coffin for???)

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(so what's the coffin for???)

Stephanie

Dead stuff........
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Well I figured that.... or it might make a nice coffee table... definitely an interesting conversation piece. (thinking of all the things a coffin could come in handy for.... hmmmm)
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Welcome Arymanth. Great to see more women getting interested in the trade.
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How old are your kids???
20, 18, 16, 15, 14

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(so what's the coffin for???)
Coffins are for corpses, and in the end this one is no different. I am thinkng about making it with shelves to be used as an upright curio or display cabinet until the end user, uses it.

It's a prototype. I am not building it for anyone in particular in case you are wondering. I have been threatening to build caskets for about 4 years, if not longer, and I am just now getting around to it.
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It's a prototype. I am not building it for anyone in particular in case you are wondering. I have been threatening to build caskets for about 4 years, if not longer, and I am just now getting around to it.
Hey Kev...How's that house comin'..???
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I'm thinking about subbing it out so I don't have to quit playing.
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Stephanie-If you can raise 6 kids, woodworking should be a snap...
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A formidable female business aquaintance of mine is very proud of the burr coffee table she has made. I never really knew what a burr was until she explained it is a natural lumpy outgrowth with fascinating grain.

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