hey everyone!
this is the first entry in my blog so i figured that i would give an overview of what this blog is going to be about. i am by no means a professional woodworker who had been woodworking for 20 years. i am a beginner myself who had been woodworking for 1 year and i only have the basic hand power tools. i figured that i could offer what i know to younger or just beginning woodworkers and offer some alternatives for how to use basic hand power tools to do what the bigger tools do. i will be making this like a sort of a podcast if i can figure out how to put videos on here because i know that most people would enjoy a video more than reading a huge book. well i hope that any one who reads this will check out my next blog, which will be posted soon, where i will start by outlining some basic tools that i think small shop should have.
-Denis Rezendes
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Bob42
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#1 posted 1934 days ago
Welcome Denis,
Bring it on. Or should I say Blog it on. Sorry I could not resist.
It sounds to me like a good idea to bring in the youth of the trade. By the way how old are you?
I am new to this site as well but it seems their are a lot of people here that are willing to help and or advise. I have received help a few times already and I’m only here about a month.
Don’t be afraid of telling your ideas. That’s how we share and learn.
-- Bob K. East Northport, NY
teenagewoodworker
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#2 posted 1934 days ago
well my parents say that I’m not supposed to tell how old i am online but i think that i can give you a hint. im not an older teenage and i started working the year that i became a teenager.
rpmurphy509
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#3 posted 1933 days ago
Great idea! And welcome to LJ’s.
-- Still learning everything
rikkor
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#4 posted 1933 days ago
Welcome to LumberJocks. I will be interested in your perspective. Bob is correct—there is a ton of experience here. Any question you have will be answered rather quickly. Rock on!
MsDebbieP
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#5 posted 1933 days ago
http://lumberjocks.com/jocks/thewoodwhisperer/blog/940
here’s a tutorial for embedding videos.
-- ~ Debbie, Canada (http://www.execulink.com/~yohan)
Thos. Angle
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#6 posted 1933 days ago
OK, we’ll watch for it.
-- Thos. Angle, Jordan Valley, Oregon
dustynewt
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#7 posted 1933 days ago
A fresh perspective is always an opportunity to learn. Maybe some of us old dogs can learn something from you. I’ll be looking forward to your blog.
-- Peace in Wood ~ http://www.etsy.com/shop/DustyNewt
Bob42
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#8 posted 1933 days ago
Sorry for asking your age but i wanted to know from what age point of view you are giving.
My son is 19 so i forgot those rules. I will look at your part two next.
-- Bob K. East Northport, NY
grovemadman
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#9 posted 1927 days ago
Way to go Little dude! You can learn a LOT from the good folks on this site! Don’t forget to capitalize your singular “I’s”, always capitalize at the beginning of a sentence. I see too many young people doing it these days and it will lead to bad habits. :^)
Also, check the dates on your glue – It does go bad. And don’t forget Pipe clamps. They are inexpensive and really can be a life saver, because you are correct, one can never have to many clamps.
Good Job on the Podcast/show, we all look forward to the next episode of “The teenage Woodworker”!
-- --Chuck
Woodshopfreak
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#10 posted 1909 days ago
I’d like to we your shop. By any chance are you going to put it on here?
-- Tyler, Illinois
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