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[Wingnut]

Hi all,  I'm new to this forum and wanted to say hi.  I've been a woodworker for years and had my own business cutting wood for tole painters in the late "80"s.  It's good to be here among fellow woodworkers.  Oh yah, did I mention I love to fish?
  Dave

[Russ C]

Hi I'm Russ from Florida. Welcome to the Scrollsaw Forum. Where are you located Dave? 

[dgman]

Hey Dave, Welcome to the forum! I'm Dan from Southern California. That's how I got started in scrolling. My wife had a group of about six tole painters that got together at our house twice a week. I cut all the wood for them. A pretty good amount of my workshop was bought by the money I made from that group!

[yyyyyguy]

OK so I will admit that I had to google "tole painting", I even have some, nice to have you aboard...fishing? did someone say fishing? yeah if it wasn't for fishing I would scroll ALL the time.  Welcome aboard.    Pete

[SheGold]

Hi Dave welcome from Texas... I'm Sheila

[newfie]

hi Dave welcome aboard i'm Todd from Newfoundland Canada

[Wingnut]

Hi all,

I live at a cabin just west of Hartford Beach Resort on Big Stone Lake, SD.  Good northern fishen right now.  Afraid it's about to end tho, the water is cooling down quick.

[wombatie]

Hi Dave welcome, I'm Marg from Australia

[aubec]

Hello and welcome to the forum Dave.  I'm aubec from the UK

[tux_linux]

Welcome!
Well - The time the fishing season ends is just about right to get into the wood shop for the seasonal cuttings.

Torsten from Munich, Germany

[julief]

Hi Dave,  I'm Julie from Texas.  welcome to the forum.

[beginner]

Welcome, I'm Jim from North Carolina

[glenn wouters]

Hi Dave

Welcome in the group.
Ok now it's my turn to google and find out what tole painting is...
See ya'll soon.

Glenn.

[hankwilharms]

Welcome, Hank from Germany.

[Wingnut]

Welcome!
Well - The time the fishing season ends is just about right to get into the wood shop for the seasonal cuttings.

Torsten from Munich, Germany

I like your signiture about never finishing anythi...   I useta never get started on Christmas stuff until Thanksgiving.  Never got all the stuff done neither until Jan. or Feb. sometimes May or June.  I don't know about getting started early, I caught two northerns and one walleye this afternoon/evening.  A whole lot colder here than in Washington State, then there's that thing everyone talks about here something called (ICE FISHEN).  I'll have to check that out a little better this year also.