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My woodworking hobby began in New Jersey, about a dozen years ago, with an Introduction To Cabinetmaking class, taken through the local adult-ed program. The class itself turned out to be thin soup, but it prompted me to set up a shop in my basement. I acquired second-hand power tools and built a bench based on a set of plans found online. Long story short, I lost the house in a divorce in 2007, and now I'm in western Pennsylvania, starting over again. I managed to hang onto to most of my tools -- table saw, jointer, router table, miter saw, biscuit joiner, clamps -- but had to make a new bench, as the old one wasn't convenient to move. I managed to talk my son into snatching my Record tail vise from my old bench during a recent visit to his mom's house, so I'm good with that.
My bench needs finishing, but it's otherwise set to go. The wheels are temporary.
I'm a wallcovering contractor by trade. If anyone needs advice dealing with wallcovering removal or installation, don't hesitate to ask.
Cliff
My bench needs finishing, but it's otherwise set to go. The wheels are temporary.
I'm a wallcovering contractor by trade. If anyone needs advice dealing with wallcovering removal or installation, don't hesitate to ask.
Cliff
