Scott Bryan

Glad to see that you have made Lumberjocks a part of your Woodworking experience… Welcome…

-- Max "Desperado", Salt Lake City, UT

Welcome to Lumberjocks!

-- Greg Mitchell--Lowell, AR--gdamitchell@sbcglobal.net

Welcome to LumberJocks. Glad to have you aboard.

-- What happens in the workshop stays in the workshop. No wait that doesn't sound right. Karson Southern Delaware karson_morrison@bigfoot.com †

Welcome to LumberJocks. Enjoy the community.

-- Bill - "Suit yourself and let the rest be pleased." http://www.cajunpen.com/

If you like working with wood, you’re in the right place. Welcome

-- Bruce from Central New York

Welcome S, if theres anything

-- Mike. mwurm13@yahoo.com

Welcome to LJ’s (Enjoy)
God bless

-- Gene, a Christian in Virginia

Hey Bryan! Welcome to LJ!

-- You can discover more about a person in an hour of play than in a year of conversation. (Plato)

Welcome to the site. Great to have you here!

-- Tom, Surfside Beach, SC - Romans 8:28

Wahoo! You joined the best woodworking community anywhere, Welcome to LJ!

-- Todd A. Clippinger, Montana, http://amcraftsman.com

GO Cats, Music City Bowl Champs!!!

-- Don't delay, do it today! If God is your Copilot, switch seats.

I guess it would be silly for me to ask who you’re rooting for in today’s game? I’ll be moving to Shelbyville in a few weeks, and we’ll practically be neighbors. Welcome to Lumberjocks!

-- JP, Shelbyville, KY

Go Cats. Glad to see Big Blue as an avatar. I graduated a South Carolina “illegal fighting chicken”, but grew up and went to high school in Lexington, KY. I now live in Lexington, SC. Don’t get as many UK games here but then again it’s been a tough season this year, huh? Glad to see you found LJ’s.

-- Jeff, South Carolina

Thanks for the warm welcome!

-- Eric at http://adventuresinwoodworking.com

We would like to welcome you to the one and only LumberJocks. If you should need any woodworking question answered, don’t hesitate to ask. Somebody’s gonna have a good answer for you.

-- Carpe Lignum - Seize The Wood,

Thanks for the comments, the wonderful thing about the craft of woodworking is that we can create with our hands and heart(and of course God’s help). That is a very rare gift in today’s world. The most unique thing about the Lumberjocks site is the incredible diversity, it really is amazing. Although it can become addicting it will help to focus your ideas. I look forward to seeing your work.
Take care,
harold

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

Thanks for your reply RE: my bandsaw blog,

A new major Tool is always a biggy. I will keep my SLR handy for a few install pics.

I now THINK I have most major tools *see my page, I could be wrong (apart from silly things like chisel-mortisers, I would rather get further into hand tools, less buying, more using…

I read an article that stated most woodworkers end up with the same-ish tools. a mix and hand tools and machinery, some processes favour one over the other in priority, but the journey ends similarly.

-- My Fear is when i die, my wife will sell my tools for what I TOLD her they cost

Hi Scott. Just wanted to say thanks for the comments on my shop. It looks like you are in the same place I am. Most of my tools are mobil too. In my last house I had a 1 1/2 car and by the time I got everything in It was really cramped. Every time I would start with a project it took about 30 minutes just to move all the junk to make space for the wood. This time I had a third car added to my new house and no cars will inter that side. It is nice to open the door on nice days though. Talk to you later, Printman.

-- St. Louis - just a cut away from finishing!

Scott, Thank you for the kind comments about the salt/pepper combos. They are really fun to make and even my brother was impressed- not an easy feat!
Lew

Bryan, thanks for your compliments on my cherry bedroom wall unit project much appreciated. I see you classify yourself as a newbie, well don’t worry we were all newbies at one time.

Frankfort, Kentucky…The REAL capital of Kentucky…Not Louisville!

Once again, Enjoy the site.

-- Carpe Lignum - Seize The Wood,

Need me to forward her the plans?

-- Kenn from Kennewick, WA

Thank you for the warm welcome, much appreciated you taking the time. Sad really, starting to feel almost as home here as in my workshop

-- Keep your tools sharp, your mind sharper and the coffee hot

thanks for your comments c pour moi un plaisirs de faire parti de cette communautés du bois hello to france

-- jeanmarc manosque france

desoler je ne pourrais repondre quand francais car mon anglais n est pas terrible.sur la table coffe j ai applique une teinte et fait un vernis au tampon pour ce qui est de l autre photo se sont 2 fauteuils ancien e style louis xv dont j ai refais les accoudroirs

-- jeanmarc manosque france

pour se qui est le marchepied c est un petit tabouret pour s assoir

-- jeanmarc manosque france

Hello there Scott,

Thanks for your comments, your post has actually motivated me to check out Lumberjocks again after an absence of some months.

I see you are retired? Ever considered a holiday down under?

cheers,

Wayne

Thanks for the welcome, and God Bless.

Thank you for the welcome :)

-- Andrew, from the wonderfully wooded state of Pennsylvania

Thanks for the welcome. I’m a member of many online communities and this is the first time I’ve had so many different people actually welcome a new member. I’ve only recently discovered the site and I’ve already found it very useful for a novice woodworker. This site seems like a fantastic community and I can’t wait to join in with questions, projects and someday insight.

Thanks,

Pat

-- I play with wood to relieve stress from the day. Sometimes I have to retreat to the day to relieve stress from the wood.

merci pour le commentaire sa me touche beaucou have a great day scott

-- jeanmarc manosque france

le secretaire et l armoire sont tous les deux en noyer desoler je n est pas de photo de l interieure

-- jeanmarc manosque france

tanks for the welcome, a friends tell me to login there and this is a very nice site with great projects

Wow . . .thanks for the welcome. I feel somewhat guilty joining since I’m not really a woodworker . . .yet! It’s a dream of mine and I was enjoying what I saw and read on LumberJocks. Looking for inspiration and words of advice on how to get started.

-- Keith, Nashville, TN

Thanks for the welcome. God Bless.

todd

-- My ability to make the simplest mistakes never ceases to amaze me!

Hey Scott,

I finally got some pitcures posted of my workshop, as you asked. Will try to get some up on my latest project… a coco bolo floorstanding mirror – it is almost ready for assembly.

todd

-- My ability to make the simplest mistakes never ceases to amaze me!

thank you for the comments

-- jeanmarc manosque france

Thanks for your kind comments! And it’s good to know you’re from Kentucky. I have many relatives in Louisville. I love that state!

-- Kiersten, Los Angeles, www.modmomfurniture.com

Thanks for the warm welcome! As a stay at home mom, I think that you deserve the Grandfather of the century award. Just make sure to teach them all you know so the traditions of your family can be passed down.
Jolene

-- “There is scarcely anything in the world that some man cannot make a little worse and sell a little cheaper … and the buyers who consider price only are this man’s lawful prey.” John Ruskin

wonderful! Thank you for the welcome friend. I hope to be up and contributing soon!
-Trav

thanks for the welcome comment, much appreciated

Thank you for the Welcome. Hopefully I will have my 1st project on here sometime this weekend. Thanks, David

-- David, Tignall,Georgia

Scott,

Many thanks for the welcome to LJs.

-- John N Ireland

Thanks for the welcome!

-- Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things that you didin't do then by the ones you did. - Mark Twain

thank you , I think i wiill have a nice valuable time here

-- Everything is possible!

Thanks for the welcome. This looks like great and I think I am going to learn a lot from it.

-- --Gene Plumley--

Hey Scott, thanks for your advice on the Kreg set and the welcome. I happened on this site much by accident, but this appears to be a great place with some interesting people. Take care man and I’m sure I’ll “talk” with you later.

-- -- Darren, Lumberton, TX

Thanks for the welcome.

-- Steve - kingwood, Texas

Thanks for the welcome! I’m defenetly loving the website already with all the projects and blogs. Amazing!

-- - Alex. Ontario, Canada

hey scott thanks for the greeting

-- Jim from Heirloom Woodshop Southern Oregon

Thanks for the warm Welcome; hopefully, I can live up to the site’s reputation?

-- Norm (AKA - The Maddhatter), Middletown DE

Scott, thanks for the comments, I am working on a garden shed for the other items so that I can get some more space in the shop. There are still a few more items that I would like to upgrade. the next major item will be to add an 8 inch Jointer. I like my little six inch and it has served me well, but it just will not do the job on the larger peices. i do not like the fence system either as it constantly shifts on me (flimsy set-up).

Anyway, thanks for the comments.

-- Norm (AKA - The Maddhatter), Middletown DE

Thanks for the welcome! Glad to be here!

-- Your not a true woodworker until you blow your nose and saw dust comes out! (WoodWorker Rule)

Thanks for the greeting!
It’s always good to find a new place with cool people to exchange info with.

Sincerely
DAve

-- If at first you don't succeed, slam it on the ground, kick it across the shop, blast it with a shotgun, tell the kids to cut it up for firewood, turn up the music an try try again.

Thanks for the Welcome!

Thanks for the welcome

-- Nathan, Wisconsin

Hey, Thanks for your interest in my shop. I wish I could have posted more pic’s and had it a bit more clean but it has been a busy year. I was checking out your shop and noticed under your mitresaw table you had some plywood with rollers or wheels on them. What do you use them for?

-- --Gene Plumley--

Gene,

That is a poor man’s version of the Ezee-Feed. I just hope it doesn’t put Lee Jesberber out of business. :)

-- With God's help all things are possible- even woodworking. Woodworking is not just a hobby, it is an (expletive deleted) expensive hobby.

Thanks for the warm welcome!

-- http://SmartFlix.com / http://Woodturner-U.com / http://Woodcarving-U.com

Beautiful job Scott!

-- Steve, Beaverton, OR sgriffin44@yahoo.com

Thanks so much for the welcome!! Your projects are very nice!

Thanks much for the welcome! I love your signature, but as a photographer, “expensive” is relative!

-- There are many tempting parking places on the road to success

Thanks for the welcome. People here seem so friendly. I can’t wait to get started!

-- Emily, Utah, http://michiedo.blogspot.com

Thanks for welcoming me, Scott! I think I’m liking this place already….

-- Mike in Manchester, NH---Unpleasant tasks are simply worthy challenges to improve skills.

Well thanks for the welcome, it’s not to often I join sites like this but I loved the layout, all the info, and the work everyone does. My wife (almost 3 years) is excited I am trying any hobby other than computers and that I may make her stuff! Also it’s nice to get a couple God mentions, we are born again Christians (Calvary Chapel church).

God bless,

—Devin

-- Devin

Scott, how do you keep the shop so clean? But you do have a good assortment of tools. My shop you have to wade through the sawdust. I am going to have to post some inside shots of my shop. Regarding the Wood-Mizer, if you call their 800 number they could have hooked you up with someone to saw your logs. Most guys like me will not take the mill to saw only a couple of logs but if you could have taken the logs to them they probably would have sawn them. If you can find a local sawmill they are a good source for wood. I sell wood myself.

-- Fred, Georgia

Thanks for the warm welcome, this is such a friendly community

-- Knoxy for short

Ty for the welcome. I’m having alot of fun seeing what other LJ’s are upto.

Thanks for the warm welcome!

Thanx for the welcome

-- Greg S.E. Ga. www.joesawdust.com

Thanks for the wam welcome. I hope to learn a lot in my time here. I am just getting into woodworking so I have A LOT to learn, haha.

-- Don't take life too seriously, you'll never get out alive.

Thanks for the welcome

-- RKWoods

Thanks for the welcome Scott Bryan.

Thank you Scott,
Admire your apriciation. Like your way of saying things – skilfull use of language.
Did you see my other works you might like it, take a look.

-- The way I work - the way I live. goldenhands

“Hello Kinzua,

Let me welcome to LJs. I am sure that you will find this to be a rewarding and enriching part of your woodworking journey.”

Most definitely Scott. Thank you for the welcome and encouragement. Appreciate it. Molly

Thanks for the warm welcome Scott. I look forward to sharing with and learning from you in the future

-- 'Humility is a duty in great ones, as well as in idiots'--Jeremy Taylor

Hi Scott,
Thank you for welcoming me to this place.

-- Junji Sugita from Japan, http://tetra.blog12.fc2.com/

Hi Scott!

Thanks for the warm welcome!

Greetings ditto, and I love your signature – both parts.

-d

Thanks for the warm welcome!

Hey, Scott. Thank you for the welcome. Love the cherry built-ins you did. Looking to try to do that some time. Best to you and your projects.

Thanks! for the welcome post! Good to see that people are as active here, and all so friendly!

Oh, I miss the Appalachians, and the people there! I am from WV but stationed on the Left Coast. It’s hard to get good wood here, unless you want fir or redwood. Oh well…. sigh…

Love the God Mention. My wife and I just started making pens to help make ends meet (sailor salary… grrr…..) and we just made our first sale, lovely piece in my opinion.

Please check it out and find me here, or just leave me a message there. It’s on the home page. Let me know what you think!

http://www.olivewoodpen.com/
Shipmate

-- Check out my pens at http://olivewoodpen.com/ and help feed my son...err, support our project.

Thanks for your welcome. I didnt expect it at all, especially right away.

-- "When was the last time you did something special for your gun?" www.jeffstarrstudio.com

Hello Scott Bryan.
Thanks for your welcome.

-- Block

Thank you for the warm welcome,hope all is well have a wonder full weekend. time to build hint hint
God bless

-- "Well done is better than well said"

Scott, thank you for your comments and interest in my projects. Finish work was simple just finish with a high grit sandpaper, two coats of clear gloss poly and best of all right before the second coat dries and it still has a tacky feel to it, spray it with pledge and shine it. This removes the tackiness, any dust that may have settled and removes all brush marks and finger prints and almost instantly dries to poly from tacky to dry.

I will be posting 4 more probably by Sunday, keep a look out!!

-- www.mikeswoodshop.etsy.com

Thanks for the welcome! I’m so excited to find this “community” and begin soaking up all the knowledge I can!

-- Karen W., KS.

Hi Scott, thank you for your welcome comments. I must say that your signature is very appropriate!

-- --If you do what you've always done, you'll get what you've always gotten.

Scott,
Thank You for the warm welcome. I can not wait to get started on the lenghty list of projects. I am sure I will have a bundle of questions for all. Again Thank you.
Very Respectfully
Jay Owen

thanks for the coment about the table

-- We the unwilling,led by the unknowing,are doing the impossible, for the ungrateful.We have done so much for so long with so little, We are now qualified to do anything with nothing.

Scott, thanks for the warm welcome to LJ!

Scott, Thanks for the compliment, It is made with a maple top and mahogany middle finished with poly

Scott, thanks for warm welcome!

Ty for the welcome, I am glad to be here
looks like my kind of place

-- riosartworks

Hi there,

Thank you so much for welcoming me to the group!

Thanks for the welcome. I can tell I’ll learn a lot on this site.

1Planner

-- Joel, CA

Thanks for the welcome, I can tell I am going to love it here. The people seem friendly and extremely talented, I should be able to learn a thing or two.

-- Why do you have to die with the most tools to win? I want to live with the most tools!

Thank You! I’m really excited about this site, it looks like I”ll be able to learn a lot here!

Hi Scott,Thanks for the appreciative words, I used Mahogany for the hull & deck ,Pine for the spars & masts. The mahogany was harvested from my back garden and air seasoned for one year.
Regards,
Tuanie

-- tuanie

Scott, thanks for the warm welcome to LumberJocks. It’s great to be able to network with so many that have like interests. I’ll be updating my profile shortly and post some some recent project pics. I look forward to keeping in contact. Kind regards from Pringle Bay, South Africa. Arthur T, Pringle Braai Furniture, South Africa, atrfrmusa@yahoo.co.uk.

Question: How do I post pics of completed projects to my gallery page? I have uploaded a few completed projects but nothing shows in the gallery…..

-- Arthur T., Pringle Braai Furniture, South Africa, atrfrmusa@yahoo.co.uk. A lion leaves its skin when it dies....

Scott
thanks for the warm welcome. this site is just what I was looking for.

-- Dave, I wood if I could but I can't so I woodknot

apology accepted but I also can not presume to speak English and although I do if I had the opportunity to learn in school was too vague for this reason I can not make any comment that I like because I use the translator is not good and a misspelled word can destroazar the idea that I want to communicate but thank you very much///disculpas aceptadas pero yo tampoco puedo presumir de hablar ingles aunque yo si tuve la oportunida de aprenderlo en el colegio pero fui un vago por este motivo no puedo hacer todos los comentarios que me gustaria porque se que una palabra mal escrita puede destrozar toda la idea que yo quiero comunicar pero muchas gracias

Hi Scott, thanks for the nice welcome, greatly appreciated.

-- Your Job, or Your Country... the choice is yours

scott, I am relatively new to this site and by the # of your posts, it looks like you are experienced. Is there a way to save a project you see so you can reference it at a later time. I thought perhaps that was what the favorites button was for. If so, it doesn’t seem to be working for me. Any ideas. In fact, I’m not sure where to even find your response to this posting. I will be navigating around to try and find it. thanks in advance,
Mike

-- Mike, Waukesha, WI

I see you sent me a message but I don’t know how to recover it. Ever time I click on “new message” it just takes me to your profile.

-- Mike, Waukesha, WI

thanks for welcoming to LJ’S

-- MR. ALLGOOD

Thanks for the welcome. Have a good week-end and stay safe.

-- Tony, Pliny,WV "Never do a wrong thing to make a friend or keep one."- Robert E. Lee

Thanks for the warm welcome ^_^

-- Jess

Thanks for the welcome. Can’t wait to start posting!

You have posted some really cool stuff.

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