Joe Lyddon

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-- We must guard our enthusiasm as we would our life - James Krenov

Hi Joe

Long time no see

Welcome to the LumberJocks
You find here the best guys on the net…I did

Regards
niki

Welcome to the Shoppe Joe

Joe

How ya doing. Glad you could make it here. Haven’t heard from you much lately.

Welcome to LumberJocks.

-- I've been blessed with a father who liked to tinker in wood, and a wife who lets me tinker in wood. Appomattox Virginia [email protected] †

Welcome Joe! Enjoy the stay!

-- Jimmy

I checked out your web site very nice. You will have to add a link to LumberJocks when you get around to it.

-- We must guard our enthusiasm as we would our life - James Krenov

Welcome Joe, so glad you could make it! Enjoy.

-- Carpe Lignum; Tornare Lignum (Seize the wood, to Turn the wood)

Joe

I guess us geezers have to pace ourselves. I know what you mean about the aches the next day. Good thing our minds are still young. BTW, what happened to your posts, I think on ww.com. Did you check out and sign back up? What’s your latest projects? Any woodworking going on?

Great to have you with us Joe.

-- Mark

Joe

I guess you really distinguished a wood from an iron. As for ww.com, I know what you mean. Remember the I’ll Kick Your A$$ thread. That was probably the start of it. Man, that one was fun.

Too bad about your friend. Is that the guy in the avatar with you? As for me, been doing a lot of remodeling on my own house. Puttin’ in new windows, tearing out ceilings, insulating and puttin’ up new ceiling tiles. Now I know what Michaelangelo went through on the Chapel ceiling. I also gotta install a new front door. Couldn’t buy a pre-hung, because the existing transom is the headrail for my door. So I just bought a Fir door with glass fan lites. Man that baby is heavy. I remember doing a lot of doors in the 70’s and 80’s and they were a lot lighter then – ha, ha, ha.

I cut the first dining table I ever made (in the 70’s) longwise and took out about 16” in the middle to make a sewing table for LOML, and put casters on it. It’s basically an Oak Parsons design. I’ve been using it for about 30 years, and LOML decided we should get a new dining set> I said “I’ll make it”. She said ” NO, we will just go and buy one”. Can you imagine me going to a furniture store and buying a wood dining room set – WHOOO-BOY. Times are a changing. Really though, I’ve got too much to do to build a set. I’d probably be 115 yrs old by the time I finished and wouldn’t have an appetite at that age.

Anyway it’s good to hear from you again, and congrats on the Modship. I’ll have to stop in.

Mike

Heya, Joe! Thanks for the welcome! Good seeing you again…

-- Tom's Workbench - http://tomsworkbench.com

Happy Anniversary. In a few days you will have been a Lumber Jock for 2 years! Thanks for your participation and keep on posting!

-- Gary D. Stoughton, WI

Hi Joe. I just wanted to thank you for posting those box making tutorials on my blog. I think they will really help me.

Welcome 956 days ago!!.

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