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  • #1

    Hello

    Hi there, my name is Ken and I live in Millersville, Pa. I live in the heart of amish country here in Lancaster county. Been here about 3 years. I enjoy scrolling since I have lots of free time being disabled. I took over the dining room in hopes of making a little extra cash doing portraits for folks. Here is my wife of 27 years.
    Well I'm happy to be here and I look forward to scrolling with you all.
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  • #2
    Welcome to the best forum on the internet. Lots of frindly experts here to answer
    any questions you might have.

    JerryS

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    • #3
      Welcome A Board!! You will be hard pressed to find a friendlier or more knowledgeable group on the net re: woodworking. Share your knowledge and do not hesitate to ask questions. The only dumb question is the one that remains unasked.

      You may find the stickies at the top of this forum to be very helpful. Use the Link below.

      Message Board FAQ, Suggestions and Feedback - Scroll Saw Woodworking & Crafts Message Board.

      Take a few minutes to read through them. They are chock full of great information.

      Be sure and share pics of your projects. We thrive on pictures. You will find we are not a judgmental group.

      Whatever reason brought you to our forum we are pleased you found us.

      Take some time to read the bylaws of the forum. We do not allow open/direct selling on the forum.
      "Still Montana Mike"

      "Don't worry about old age--it doesn't last that long."
      Mike's Wood-n-Things LLC

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      • #4
        Just a tip...

        Here is the preferred way to post photos. This method will apply a thumbnail so that messages load faster, keeping those who are still on dial up in mind.

        If it is a new thread scroll down below the message box to additional options and look for manage attachments,Click on Manage Attachments, click Browse, find your file name on your computer, click it, then click Upload. It may take a few seconds to load.
        Once you see the file name under current attachments you can close the window.
        If you want you can Preview Post (a wise choice) then if all is well, click on Submit reply.

        If you are uploading a picture to an existing thread (conversation)
        Click on the Go Advanced button under the reply box, Click on Manage Attachments, click Browse, find your file name on your computer, click it, then click Upload. It may take a few seconds to load.
        Once you see the file name under current attachments you can close the window.
        If you want you can Preview Post (a wise choice) then if all is well, click on Submit reply.
        Good luck
        "Still Montana Mike"

        "Don't worry about old age--it doesn't last that long."
        Mike's Wood-n-Things LLC

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        • #5
          Greetings Ken!

          Look forward to seeing some of your work.

          Best to you and yours

          -brad

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