G'Day from Bargo NSW

[capitalsteel]

Hi Guys,

Nothing gets me grinning quicker than the smell of turnng timber.

But we all have to work for a living and my trade is in Steel Buildings.

So I can build you a shed or garage to "keep ya stuff" and hopefully we can share our love of this hobby.

I hope to get a lot of info from the site, from the more experienced in this area of expertise. (not hard)

Cheers

Paul

[munruben]

Hi Paul, welcome to the forum. Long time since I was down in Bargo, Great little spot.

[Cub]

what a coincidence i love the smell of timber being turned too.
:welcomeani: and happy woodworking

[orificiam]

Hi Paul a big welcome from another turner "hobby" Brake Press Operator for a living.
Cheers Tony.:):)

[artme]

G'day Paul and welcome to the asylum. :2tsup::2tsup::2tsup:

Turning timber only smells when taken to with a sharp implement, does it not? :?:D:D:p

[capitalsteel]

G'day Paul and welcome to the asylum. :2tsup::2tsup::2tsup:

Turning timber only smells when taken to with a sharp implement, does it not? :?:D:D:p

Yeah, it is a more sophisticated version of scratch and sniff. :wink:

[capitalsteel]

Hi Paul, welcome to the forum. Long time since I was down in Bargo, Great little spot.


Yes, Bargo is a great spot. Enough country for me to be out of the rat race, but close enough to enjoy the trappings of the city life, like the cinema, the airport, and occasionally shopping, where I am usually dragged.

Thanks for the warm welcome.

Paul

[Ed Reiss]

...turning timber on a spit over a camp fire will smell also:doh:

Welcome to the insanity Paul:U

[capitalsteel]

...turning timber on a spit over a camp fire will smell also:doh:

Welcome to the insanity Paul:U

True enough...

and it is getting cold enough for fire, which every man loves

TIme to clean up the dead wood from around the property with a good camp fire.

My boys love it.

Thanks for the welcome Ed:2tsup: