New Boy on the Forum

[Elfwood]

Hi to everyone, I've just joined the site, I've dabbled with Scroll Saws on and off over the years. I have a small indoor workshop which has been extensively culled of stuff that I've not used over the years and then re-organised. This was spurred on by my purchase of an Axminster EX21 which I've just started using - well! messing about reducing perfectly good pieces of wood to saw dust. But it's going to keep the old grey cells working. Im looking forward to following the forum and gaining advice and ideas from the members.
Regards to All.

 

[Claymore]

Hi,
Welcome to the forum! the more the merrier

Cheers
Brian
ps whats ya name?

 

[Elfwood]

Hi Brian
The names is Stuart Thanks for the welcome.

 

[scrimper]

Hi Stuart, it's good to have you here, The more people that use scroll saws the better, scroll sawing is not widely practised so it's good to hear another convert!

 

[Buffalo Chas]

Hi Stuart and welcome on board. As a relative newbie myself I can vouch for the fact that you can get plenty of help, advice and inspiration from the folks on this forum.

Charley

 

[linkshouse]

Welcome to the forum Stuart.

I'm sure you will find people here very helpful and encouraging. I know I have.

Regards

Phill

 

[Elfwood]

Thanks for the welcome guys.

 

[bodgerbaz]

Welcome to the workshop Stuart. Any questions, be sure to ask. Someone will have an answer or be able to point you in the right direction.

Barry

 

[Elfwood]

Cheers Barry.

 

[JanetsBears]

Hi Stuart and welcome.

I'm new here too but it's an amazing resource, I spent a good couple of months reading old posts and being inspired to buy a scroll saw and give it a go. I expect to be starting treatment for my new addiction some time soon!

Chris

 

[AES]

Hi Stuart, welcome.

VERY friendly and helpful bunch here, you'll get all you need for success.

AES

 

[donwatson]

Hi Stuart and welcome to the best scroll saw forum around.

take care
Don W

 

[Elfwood]

Thanks to all. Im still playing around with bits of wood and getting the feel for the machine. Quite interested in compound cutting to get the 3d effect. Still requires a lot more practice time permitting. I managed a few hours relaxing this afternoon producing a bit more saw dust.