[Dukeland]

Hi all, looking forward to interacting, learning and sharing with the members. I am from Ottawa, Canada and new(er) woodworking hobbyist.


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[RainMan 2.0]

Welcome to the forum fellow Canadian

 

[Dukeland]

Welcome to the forum fellow Canadian

Thank you for the welcome


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[RainMan 2.0]

Thank you for the welcome


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We’re a friendly bunch , and if you like there’s a spot in your profile where you update with a first name and correct your country .
We like pics of projects if your willing to share

 

[Stick486]

Hello N/A and welcome to the forums...
We're happy you found us...

About that inquisitiveness of yours... We are all over that, we can help, we really can, w/ have some ''light reading'' for you...
We've gathered together is a bunch of pertinent/relative information on routering in this here link ... You should find everything (at least most) quite useful, a lot of help and get you off to a running start in the world of routers... Enjoy...

Do take some time and read the safety PDF's... PLEASE!!!
Blood and trips to the ER, we find, are very annoying... Not to mention – expensive...

We do welcome all questions on about any subject you can come up w/ too....
Not only that, we excel at spending your money...

 

[difalkner]

Welcome to the forum! Add your first name to your profile to clear the N/a in the side panel and so we'll know what to call you. Add your location to your profile, as well - you said Canada but you show US; did you move?

We do like photos so show us your shop, tools, projects, etc. whenever you're ready. What sort of woodworking are you planning or doing?

David

 

[Semipro]

Hello and welcome to the router forum, Dukeland

 

[DesertRatTom]

Welcome. Here's an article on the 18 things that really helped me to speed up my learning curve. The pdf is an updated version and I hope it will help you avoid making some of the expensive errors I made.

 

[old55]

Welcome to the forum.

 

[Dukeland]

We’re a friendly bunch , and if you like there’s a spot in your profile where you update with a first name and correct your country .
We like pics of projects if your willing to share

Thanks.. updated my profile for now from the stock at registration.
Will post my projects soon..

 

[Dukeland]

Hello N/A and welcome to the forums...
We're happy you found us...

About that inquisitiveness of yours... We are all over that, we can help, we really can, w/ have some ''light reading'' for you...
We've gathered together is a bunch of pertinent/relative information on routering... You should find everything (at least most) quite useful, a lot of help and get you off to a running start in the world of routers... Enjoy...

Do take some time and read the safety PDF's... PLEASE!!!
Blood and trips to the ER, we find, are very annoying... Not to mention – expensive...

We do welcome all questions on about any subject you can come up w/ too....
Not only that, we excel at spending your money...

Thanks Stick.. feels like first day at school with bunch of homework :wink:, and thanks for the tips on safety.. never is too much of a reminder to avoid that trip under the lights (so far so good for me.. touch wood)
Cajoled to spending money has never been a problem, My wife has that covered.:laugh::laugh:

 

[Dukeland]

Welcome to the forum! Add your first name to your profile to clear the N/a in the side panel and so we'll know what to call you. Add your location to your profile, as well - you said Canada but you show US; did you move?

We do like photos so show us your shop, tools, projects, etc. whenever you're ready. What sort of woodworking are you planning or doing?

David

Hi David,
Sorry for that.. it’s now updated.. I am in Ottawa, Ontario... will post some pictures soon.
I am still setting up my shop but updated my current tools.
Currently into cabinet making as I plan to update the home - bathrooms, kitchen, mud room etc. When I find time, which is very rare these days, I dabble into furniture making.

 

[Dukeland]

Hello and welcome to the router forum, Dukeland

Thanks Semipro.

 

[jj777746]

Welcome Dukeland.Can we call you "Duke" for short? You're gonna love it here. James.JJ777746

 

[Multiwood]

Welcome to the forum N/a

 

[bernies]

Welcome to the forum buddy

 

[sreilly]

Welcome aboard Tom. You'll find us a fairly harmless bunch with some knowledge on woodworking. Collectively I don't know of a more knowledgeable group that can answer most of your questions and certainly offer many opinions. Don't be shy and ask what's on your mind and post some pictures of your work and what may be causing you to think too hard. We will likely have a few suggestions.

 

[Charlie68]

Hi welcome
I am a bit of a newbie here too but the members are helpful and the topics really interesting.
I got to spend a couple of weeks in Ottawa in the early 90's at a Mitel school. It is a really beautiful city.

Happy Wood Working

 

[MEBCWD]

Welcome to the Router Forums Tom.

 

[Dukeland]

Welcome Dukeland.Can we call you "Duke" for short? You're gonna love it here. James.JJ777746

Thanks. You can call me Tom instead


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