Hi From Scotland

[kenneth.hilton]

Hi

New to this forum and wood working in general. (5 years)
I am employed in a wood working shed along with 3 qualified joiner so learning something new everyday.

Totally enjoying learning new skills but please forgive me if i ask something that is obvious to others

Here is just a couple of example's of some work done in our workshop both big and small. ( I recently discovered pyrography )

 

[Droogs]

Hi and welcome to the forum, lots of knowledge here for you to delve into.

 

[Blister]

Hello and welcome

 

[Sandyn]

Welcome to the forum.

 

[Fred48]

Greetings
Fred

 

[dephill]

Welcome!

 

[Bingy man]

Hi from Wolverhampton

 

[TRITON]

Hi there too
Where about in Scotland are you based ?.

 

[kenneth.hilton]

Hi there too
Where about in Scotland are you based ?.

Im in Clackmannshire the smallest county in the UK.

I have good views of "Wallaces monument", "Stirling Castle"" and the "Ochils"

 

[TRITON]

I'd a mate used to live out there. Near some large mound that had a phone mast on it(+ something to do with the water board) Been out a number of times visiting,him, and we'd walk his dogs up there.
Im in Glasgow, where workshop space it a premium, and few unless self employed can afford it. I expect out living in the sticks you can get something far cheaper, which is why I've always wanted to live somewhere like that. Big city has its advantages, but costs are seriously depressing.

 

[DBC]

I like the big plate and balls mate. Keep watching those qualified guys and asking a lot of questions. It’s the best way to learn your trade.

PS. Take your PPE really seriously too or you may end up like me with hearing aids.