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Re: CT's Most Excellent Workbench Adventure - Hank Knight - 10-24-2015
What happened to CT? Has she posted recently? I always enjoyed her posts, but I haven't seen anything from her in a long time.
Re: CT's Most Excellent Workbench Adventure - iclark - 10-24-2015
All of her non-expired posts for the last year have been in Home Improvement. The most recent one was in July.
I hope that she is doing well and has just been too distracted by the home rehab to post.
There are several posters in this thread that don't seem to be around much lately. It was very good to see their names again as I read through the thread again before bumping it.
Re: CT's Most Excellent Workbench Adventure - MarkSingleton - 10-24-2015
I remember this thread from my "lurking" days , before finally getting
around to registering and speaking up here, though it was years later.
It is a thread that helped me decide to keep coming here, as it shows very well how
even complete novices are welcomed and helped.
Just reading the title set off a bell, and as I clicked on it, VOILA there it was to reread
all over again.
Gotta love WoodNet.
RE: CT's Most Excellent Workbench Adventure - markwood119 - 07-18-2018
This is nice community ... and nice thread here
RE: CT's Most Excellent Workbench Adventure - Bibliophile 13 - 07-18-2018
How. Does. This. Thread. Still. Exist?!?!?!?!? I'm so glad it was saved!
RE: CT's Most Excellent Workbench Adventure - hbmcc - 07-18-2018
(07-18-2018, 03:17 AM)markwood119 Wrote:
Wait! How did this thread appear after nearly three years in limbo?
After all of the chatter about archiving, I want to say that it is fun to see the good ones resurface over the years ... without all of the clutter. A lot like finding a good book in the pile going out to donation.
RE: CT's Most Excellent Workbench Adventure - MarkSingleton - 07-18-2018
Shame all the pics are gone.
As apparently, is the OP, Crooked Tail.
As I noted several years ago in this thread (!) it was/is
one of the reasons I decided that this forum was worth
getting active on.
Perhaps we shall yet hear from Crooked Tail.
RE: CT's Most Excellent Workbench Adventure - Skip J. - 07-23-2018
(07-18-2018, 07:47 PM)MarkSingleton Wrote: Shame all the pics are gone.
As apparently, is the OP, Crooked Tail.
As I noted several years ago in this thread (!) it was/is
one of the reasons I decided that this forum was worth
getting active on.
Perhaps we shall yet hear from Crooked Tail.
I believe that was the longest thread in the handtool forum, unless there was one before my time... Thanks for bringing it back, lots of memories in there...
RE: CT's Most Excellent Workbench Adventure - Gary G™ - 07-29-2018
Too bad CT and the pix are gone.
RE: CT's Most Excellent Workbench Adventure - Skip J. - 07-30-2018
(09-04-2009, 10:25 AM)Crooked Tail Wrote:MalletHead said:
... I'm sorry, purple wood is just WRONG.
The bench has been working out very well. I can't imagine woodworking without it now!
What's funny is I've gotten so used to it, and the thrill of finally finishing it has mostly worn off now. So when some friends from work came over a couple days ago, it didn't immediately occur to me to show it off. Then without any prompting they go, "wow! look at that workbench! Where did you get that?" "I built it." "No way!" And I get the warm fuzzies all over again.
Umm.. not sure all these formats are gonna make it thru.... but if so, one of my favorite posts from her..