G'DAY ( from wet queensland )

hi from pomyal
a proud ex pom,and an even prouder australian.:wink:

i am interested in wood work of all types,and now i have retired at 65 look foward to learning from you woodies out there.
janet my wife of 42 years, is not interested in any more treasures in wood for the house,
so i may start to branch out at the local markets with some unusual items such as left handed spanners and sky hooks.
hope to hear from you with any other items i could make.
have a great NEW YEAR TO YOU ALL
regards alan.:roll:

Hi Alan
And welcome to the vault. The vault of highly valuable tips tricks and sound advice. Don't say too load the you are/were a pom though. :U

We have a friend in Tara. She is flooded in again. She lives on her own and breeds working dogs and cats. Tara is very flat and if someone spits into the waterways it floods. She has 2 litters of pups at the moment and a cat who going to drop any hour. The house is only just above flooding. She has water at her front door!! last year when they had floods she was marooned on 3 separate occasions due to the water
We are too far away to help.
But I suppose there would be a number of people in a similar situation.

welcome Alan, stay safe up there!

Hey Alan, welcome from (shhh) another ex-pom, you'll find these guys to be unfailingly courteous, knowledgeable and helpful, even though they're Australian ;)
Just by lurking, reading, and cross-referencing you'll learn an incredible amount, with a diverse range of views, experience and knowledge base to wade through...

Welcome again!

"I've learnt so much from my mistakes I'm thinking of making a few more..."

G'Day, Welcome to a top forum "Alan".
You'll find a heap of helpful & knowledgeable blokes & ladies on the forum and for most very willing to assist.
Make sure you show off your handiwork as everyone loves a photo, especially WIP photos with build notes.
Enjoy the forum.
Enjoy your woodwork.
Cheers, crowie

Hope you are keeping high & dry......

Welcome to the forum. There are lots of things that you can make, take a look around the forum, should give you some ideas. Only problem is the to do list can be quite large to start with. :rolleyes:

Welcome to the forum Alan, enjoy your stay

Welcome to a forum