sharad

I am a new member. I have 15 years experience in woodworking. I am specialised in making wooden handles for scissors and knives.

-- patanjali

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Thank u for accepting me as a new member.

-- patanjali

Hey! Welcome to LJ!

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Welcome to LumberJocks. Enjoy the community.

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Good to see you here, this is a great site. I look forward to seeing some of your work, I bet you do more than handles.

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You are right. I do more than handles
patanjali

-- patanjali

It may take a little while before I send my work. Pl bear with me. I am a hobbyist. So far I have made a dozen foldable chairs (These are known as deck chairs to the best of my knowledge and I could see them as lineman’s chairs while watching French Open Tennis Tournaments) half a dozen Dinning Tables. a couple of cabinets and many other small items. I don’t like wasting wood scraps and use them for making useful articles like penstands or spoon holders. I don’t have sophistikated tools and have to use my skills most of the time. I find your forum very informative and interesting. Thank you
Patanjali

-- patanjali

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

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A very precise picture of a deck chair similar to what I made can be seen on Google search for Deckchairs UK
It is a very comfortable chair
Patanjali

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Welcome to Lumberjocks!

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garyK
I have no words to praise you for the construction of the box. It is superb. Hope I will learn your skill.
Sharad

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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.

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Welcome to Lumber Jocks. I think you are the only member from India. Give us a blog on what it’s like working wood there. I’m sure we are al linterested.

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To get a full information on wood working in India I would suggest that u download ‘Woodwork India’ and u will get vast information on this subject.
Patanjali

-- patanjali

Welcome! We all look forward to having you share your talents with us.

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Welcome!
It’s a pleasure to have you as a buddy.

In the near future, possibly this spring, a steel company from India, Essar Global is building a new $2 billion Steel

mill in our area.

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It shows India is making good progress.
Sharad

-- patanjali

i just used a cheaper red oak and besides the rancid smell when it is cut (a reasonable price to pay for the quality) and i used a natural danish oil finish on it.

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oops wrong spot

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A late welcome to a great site, where one is always felt welcomed. Nice projects, also tell the little girl that she did a great job on the eyes and mouth of the piece out of bamboo.

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Seeing your projects and knowing that you accomplished them with hand tools….an old fret saw…etc., is amazing! It shows the patience you must have and the care you must show while doing your work! It’s very inspiring to someone like me who is new to woodworking. Thank you for sharing your skills with us! : )

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G’day Sharad, thanks for the nice comments on my rings. I really enjoyed making them, in fact I do them quite often now for the kids at school. Thanks again, regards Hagrid.

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