Hi, I just started with these woodworking newsgroups and they are of interest to me. I'm currently a student taking woodworking in college. And I would love to offer my knowledge as best I can. so if you have any questions feel free to ask. I have about one years experience in woodworking so far and I know that doesn't seem like a lot but I've learned so much. talk to you later bronzzy
I have a general question about wood:
How much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a wood chuck could chuck wood?
On 6/12/2005 9:19 AM stoutman mumbled something about the following:
A woodchuck would chuck as much wood as a woodchuck could chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood.
Ooops, sorry, I'm not the OP that this question was posed to.
... and it takes about twenty years experience to learn that and you still don't know shit.
And as I learn more, I find how little I really know.
Bronzzy: If you've been lurking you know that there is a great deal of knowledge in the newsgroup that is being shared. Welcome to the pool--dive in whenever you'd like.
Bob
bronzzy wrote: Hi, I just started with these woodworking newsgroups and they are of interest to me. I'm currently a student taking woodworking in college. And I would love to offer my knowledge as best I can. so if you have any questions feel free to ask. I have about one years experience in woodworking so far and I know that doesn't seem like a lot but I've learned so much. talk to you later bronzzy
Have you ever made any rail and stile cabinet doors with glass as the panel, and fake muntins, creating a divided light look? How might you attach the pane to the doors for easy replacement when and if they break? Thanks. Tom
and yet, when I see a newby approach a problem, I realize how much I have learned over the years...but hen again..back to what you're saying..there are still a shitload of mistakes that haven't been made yet.
You have one year in woodworking and you are here to offer your knowledge to us?! I have done woodworking for thirty years and still don't have the balls to make that offer! I think you need to sit back read the group and relax, some of the old timers around here may teach you a thing or two. Share what you can, but the combined knowledge here is mind boggling! For example check this site out!
Oh, c'mon, either its a troll or he is genuine in sharing; if the latter, give the guy a break.
Mutt
Greg O wrote:
And a few more that you made years ago that you will make again. drat, doggone, and #)&(%^!$# jo4hn
I used to have a chart of the "programmers confidence curve". It went up very sharply till his/her first real screwup, then plummeted to zero and regrew verrry slowly.
I suspect it applies to all human endeavor.
See, I'm lucky. I've got a teenage daughter who's ALWAYS willing to explanin to me just how little I know about any given subject.
Dave in Fairfax (looking for those gypsies you always hear about)
Well, yes. I've discovered that my ignorance is growing rapidly and without bound. At the current rate, in a few years I'll have advanced to the point where I know nothing at all... d-:
-- Morris
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Patience, Dave.
Mark Twain once allegedly said: "When I was a boy of fourteen, my father was so ignorant I could hardly stand to have the old man around. But when I got to be twenty-one, I was astonished at how much he had learned in seven years."
She's from the 2nd marriage. I'm getin to old to have a whole lot of patience. Gettin' to be more patients. %-)
Dave in Fairfax
No, I'd make real muntins for separate lights...but, I'd use a small quarter mould to hold the glass, fastened w/ brads
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Aisle 6, the rack near the wall. All it takes is cash, right? ;-)
Duane wrote: No, I'd make real muntins for separate lights...but, I'd use a small quarter mould to hold the glass, fastened w/ brads
Hmm. So you're sayin' quarter-round and brads. Okay, thanks. Tom
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