G'Day - Is this Legal ?

[Utterbar]

I'm a barrister from the UK whith a secret (inherited) delight in sawing up bits of wood and sticking them back together again.

I' ve just got a small but perfectly formed shed with just about enough room for a triton workcentre & saw and router and a bench. Away we go !

Great Forum. Lots of ideas and help, especially for my new Triton kit.

[watson]

If you're that organised..that's an obvious code violation....:D

Welcome aboard.

[BobR]

Welcome to the forum. Looking forward to seeing something come out of the shed all stuck together.

[bluegum30]

got a shed and your a woodie no sweat ,welcome mate.

Lloyd.:U

[Cliff Rogers]

G'day UB..... a lawyer, a pom & a Triton owner.... what can I say.... :D

Welcome aboard. :)

[Ed Reiss]

Hi UB...and welcome!

A shed, tools, woodworking desire....what more could a bloke want:?

Do try to do something about that barrister thing though:rolleyes:

[RicB]

A Barrister? I'm not sure if I can afford to reply.......:rotfl:

[billrule]

Tis my belief that a soul might need to be a practitioner of the law (or proprietor of an airline) to afford wood in England's green and pleasant land. What you really need is a UTE, and do SKIP runs in the dead of night; it really is criminal what some people throw away.
Anyhow, welcome to the zoo UB; don't be afraid to post pictures, no matter how rudimentary the work. (now if I could just get this mote from my eye....)

cheers,

Bill

[Woodwould]

Welcome UB!

As a novice legal-eagle-woodworker, you'll truly be approaching the bench. Gavels for everyone for Christmas then? :q

[Utterbar]

Some nice ones there guys. Thanks for the welcome. The law is sometimes a dusty old game. Now a little corner of it will be saw-dusty.:2tsup: