Dennisgrosen's Workshop

All hand tools is quite possible. While you are unlikely to talk to them here online, the Amish here in the United States still work almost exclusively with hand tools.

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Look forward to future photos

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Dennis—- Welcome! My grandfather (born in Horsens) never used a power tool in his entire life, but used hand tools to make some very functional furniture (as well as a peg-leg for himself). I wish my uncle had kept some of them!

-- Gerry -- "I don't plan to ever really grow up ... I'm just going to learn how to act in public!"

Dennis, I have always had a great deal of respect for woodworkers who followed traditional practices in making furniture. This is one area that I have sadly neglected to develop and admire those who have taken the time and put in the effort to hone their hand skills.

I am looking forward to seeing pictures of your shop when you get the opportunity to post them.

-- Challenges are what make life interesting; overcoming them is what makes life meaningful- Joshua Marine

thank´s again for the warm welcome as you already have done once and after few weeks where I had write with you on LJ I realy got the virus it´s deffently so addictive to be here my beloved swambo is going araund with this funny face that said (with aut a word) you better put your self together and start making something in the hause or els and she is right I´m always sitting and looking on LJ when she want´s me to do something

the Dane that´s were you had the nickname from :—)

I will post some picture´s when I have no mess in there but realy just right now the tools is floding all over in 30 moving boxes so it take me 3-4 aur´s to find even the right hammer

slowly but consistens I will make my travel in the woodworking trade

Dennis

Guess if you post your shop without photos, I should to for the same reason :-))

-- Bob in WW ~ "some old things are lovely, warm still with life ... of the forgotten men who made them." - D.H. Lawrence

Dennis, we each got to do it our way. I will spend a lot of time…........just fixing up the shop….......so I can fix up the shop better. But I enjoy it. And I might make a real project someday….....won’t that be something! Got home late today, very busy at work yesterday and today. Tomorrow, hopefully about a half day off. We’ll see. This next week will be very busy with work, then I am off to Hawaii for two weeks….........I will need it. I will think about LJ’s as I am walking down the beach, for at least a few seconds each day. If we have internet in our condo….....I’ll send you pictures of my sun tan (-:

Later….......

-- Jim, Anchorage Alaska