Introduction

[burlgirl]

Hi everyone, I have been checking in on and off as a guest and now as a member. I have been woodturning for over 25 years and do some flatwork but I primarily work in the round so to speak. I live in New Hampshire. For me 1/2 the fun of woodworking is finding that special piece of burly, curly sometimes bug eaten wood.

 

[Nature Man]

Welcome from California! Would love to see pics of some of your work, both turnings and flat. Chuck

 

[CWS]

Welcome! the wood you describe resembles a lot of the people on this forum so you will feel right at home.

 

[David Hill]

Ahhhh---another turner! There's a few on the site
Welcome from Se Texas!

 

[Tony]

Paula, Welcome from just a bit North of @David Hill ! Tony

 

[Lou Currier]

from Central Florida...formerly from Salem, NH

 

[DKMD]

Welcome! I hope you’ll share pictures of your wood finds and finished work!

 

[Mike1950]

Welcome.

 

[Rich P.]

Welcome from Saratoga Springs New York, nice to have another New Englander join the site.

RichP.

 

[woodtickgreg]

WELCOME! From Michigan.

 

[FranklinWorkshops]

Welcome to the party, Paula. You will find a lot of bug-eaten stuff around here.

 

[Eric Rorabaugh]

Welcome from Virginia

 

[burlgirl]

Thanks, I recently moved and am just getting the shop set up and back into some turning. I have a Powermatic, a Jet midi and a Rikon mini lathe.

 

[rocky1]

Welcome to Wood Barter Paula!

 

[Wildthings]

Welcome from California! Would love to see pics of some of your work, both turnings and flat. Chuck

Welcome from the Gulf Coast of Texas

 

[gman2431]

Welcome!

 

[David Van Asperen]

Welcome to Wood Barter

 

[Pharmacyguy-Jim]

Welcome! Live free or die! Way cooler than “If you seek a beautiful peninsula look about you”. Where abouts in NH you located? My FIL is originally from North Hampton, my wife and I lived in Exeter for while.

 

[Spinartist]

from South Florida!!!!
Keep on posting & join in the fun!! We love photos!!!

 

[Patrude]

Welcome from southeastern Massachusetts. I agree with looking for wood on the forest floor. There's plenty of variety to be found right here in New England. Enjoy the site