Hi from Tassie

[blackheart]

Hi to all, my name is Dave and altho I have been an avid forum reader over the last few years, I haven't had the chance to make many postings.Taking early retirement has enabled me to seriously get stuck into the tools again. Now I can finish the house I started those years ago lol, altho building for the kids and their families is keeping me pretty busy.
I have two wonderful children who both have families and I am loving every minute of spending time with four special grandchildren. Maybe thats why I keep finding jobs to do at their homes:)
My interest in woodworking came from a self taught dad many years ago. I am at present setting up a workshop and looking forward to the space I will have.
Hope to spend more time on the forum as it has been a fantastic source of info.

cheers dave from Tassie

[wheelinround]

Hi Blackheart :2tsup: Tassie is well represented here as you may know a few more will not hurt.

Richmond is a wonderful place in Tassie liked it quite a lot when there in 2004.

[munruben]

Welcome Dave, nice to have you aboard.:2tsup:

[Grommett]

Welcome to the forum. Now retirement means that you are going to be busier than ever but don't neglect us.:D

[John T]

HI DAVE welcome to the forum im sure you will get a lot of help from forum members

regards john,

from deloraine.

[snowyskiesau]

Welcome to the forum from a soon-to-be-Tasmanian. :)

[HOOKED.UP]

Hi Dave.

Welcome.

I am from the "deep south" about an hours travel from you.

Enjoy your retirement.

Paul.

[Rattrap]

Hi Dave, welcome to the forum mate. Always good to have more taswegeans on the site!:2tsup::2tsup:

[blackheart]

Thanks for the very warm welcome. Looking forward to becoming more involved in the forum and maybe even catching up with some of the forum members esp those from Tassie.:)

[Horsecroft88]

Hi Dave, like the others who have replied. Good to have you on board. Enjoy all those projects now you have a little time. I try to get as much done on mine as possible but work regrettably restricts this a little.

We have a historic (1826) place over on the outskirts of Sorell (down and off the Pawleena Rd) which we are slowly restoring, though live in the city. Plenty of woody projects just in that one to keep me busy, but it is all good fun. Dave

[Christos]

Welcome to the forum. Interesting read on the path that you have taken.