KelvinGrove

Welcome To LumberJocks.
Good Luck…

-- Rick

Welcome to Ljs a world wide community were there are great people,super projects and great woodworkers.Enjoy !
Because I often get asked questions by new members I’ve included the answers to the most( FAQ) along with my welcoming message to LJs.
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Contact:
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http://lumberjocks.com/msojka
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Just for the record even though I have a large number of post I’m not involved with LJs management ,I’m just another member.

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Welcome aboard. It’s nice that you could join us on Lumberjocks.

-- Wayne - Plymouth MN

Just a note to say thanks to all. This is one of the most useful sites I have come across.

-- Tim P. Calhoun GA. If traffic is passing you on the right, YOU ARE IN THE WRONG DAMN LANE.

Just in case you have not heard of it, there is suburb of Brisbane, Australia called Kelvin Grove. I was in Georgia at Christmas time visiting my sister. Very mild winter for you guys, I even had to have some of my pants shortened to shorts.

-- I would rather have the most memories, than the most money.

Some people aspire to fame or riches, but, your profile statement pretty much sums things up for me.

”Just waiting for the day when I can make saw dust anytime I feel like it and sit on the porch the rest of the time!”

That’s what I call a nice retirement—thanks for the clarity of vision! ;^)

-- "Hard work is not defined by the difficulty of the task as much as a person's desire to perform it.", DS251