dennis mitchell

Thank you Dennis.
I understand by your info that you have a store and sell furniture. Am I correct?
Kathy

-- Kathy, Kersey Colorado, kh1@hughes.net

I build furniture, but I don’t have a store. Most of my furniture has been sold in furniture galleries in southern Idaho.

-- http://www.woodsongsfurniture.com

I tried the glue and water on a scrap piece of wood and then spayed it with clear laquer and it turned out a nice piece. after doing this I used the same system on both woodburned wall clocks and they both turned out real nice I think. It not only made all the wood stick together but also gave a deep look to the finish. Look at the two pieces and tell me what you think. thank you Jim

—Jim Earl

-- Jim Earl http://www.myspace.com/earle5

Dennis, I really enjoy your work and input.

-- Jesus is Lord!

Dennis, now that I am in Utah I would like to see your work. Where do you show same?

-- Rocking Chair Guy

I just realized Dennis that we’re buddies and I never visited your profile. But you did’nt write much about yourself. I’ve gathered from our conversations that you’re a hard working, artistic, good humored smart fellow that probably enjoys his life quite a bit. Anyway I’m glad to have met you and have you as a friend. jockmike

-- Mike. mwurm13@yahoo.com

Thanks for the welcome Dennis. It is good to find a site like LumberJocks and meet fellow woodworkers.

-- Dave Idaho

I must say all of your work is very nice. I could only hope to be as good as you. I really like your latest project. Very nice. I guess I should say hello. Great work! I just thought I would let you know.

-- Davesfunwoodworking

Dennis, I just read the comment you posted on a tigerpaw’s blog, you said it all.
thank you and take care,
harold

-- If knowledge is not shared, it is forgotten.

Hey Dennis, thanks for the welcome. I hope you are not completely snowed in down there. I heard that all roads were closed just north of you but not sure how bad it is along the 84 corridor. Even in the snow, lumber still calls me however. A slab of wood under each foot and a stick in each hand. Ski on.

-- Mike, Meridian, ID, www.fishfinridge.com

thanks for the support and interest. i will definately think about doing that cause its a passion of mine and thats not likely to change any time soon. If you ever start on it and have questions, don’t hesitate to ask

-- "Measure twice, curse once"

Thank you for adding me to your buddies list.

-- jeanmarc manosque france

Hi Dennis,

I just read your comment on, A sign of the new economic times?.

I’m sorry, you just don’t deserve it.

I hope things start getting better for you.

-- -** You are never to old to set another goal or to dream a new dream ****************** Dick, & Barb Cain, Hibbing, MN. http://www.woodcarvingillustrated.com/gallery/member.php?uid=3627&protype=1

Thanks Dick. Last year I started building kitchens even though I make less than installing just because I saw this coming. It still wasn’t enough.

-- http://www.woodsongsfurniture.com

Thanks for being a refreshing example of how to use rough logs very tastefully

-- Rogue

Thanks Rogue. I just love the natural materials.

-- http://www.woodsongsfurniture.com

Hi Dennis I thought that i had the cornor on that life style I have checked your web site nice work . Some friends and I spent 2 weeks in elk city Id. a few years ago then drove south to Co. for another 2 weeks WHAT A WONDER TIME THAN WAS . We caled it the rocky mt. hotsprings tour . brian gagewestern.com

-- gagewestern

Dennis:
Congratulations on your 3rd anniversary as a Lumber Jock in the next couple of days. I enjoy your posts and want to thank you for helping make LJ a great place to come to.

-- Gary, South Central Wisconsin. So much to learn, so little time!

New to LJ and have noticed a bunch of your projects. You seem like someone that everyone can learn a lot from.

-- Brent Builds Fences in Georgia, http://www.ProFenceworks.com