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    Hi, Folks!

    Well...not THAT old, but a newbie to scrolling, per se--just got hold of a Ryobi 16" compliments of my brother-in-law.

    Not a newbie to working with wood; I carved my share of fancy scrolls on gunstocks, etc. using a Paragrave tool. Even did some carving of emu and turkey eggs--very delicate. But I'm loving this new thing and it's very relaxing to me.

    I confess that I'll probably lurk more than contribute, but if I have something to say or ask, I won't be shy.

    Cheers!

    Kenny

  • #2
    Welcome, Kenny!
    I hope you'll feel comfortable enough to contribute more than lurk.
    We're a pretty supportive family.
    Sandy

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    • #3
      howdy and welcome Kenny

      Hmm..... now i know who to ask about engraving

      would love to see some of your work.

      After you settle in here of course..
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      settled in yet?

      pete
      Pete Ripaldi

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      • #4
        Welcome to the group Kenny ........jump on in, the water's fine
        glad to have you with us !
        ...~Robert~
        DW788 and Hawk 226

        " Please let me grow to be the man my dog thinks I am "

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