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Old 09-20-2008, 03:51 AM   #1
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Hi - I'm Jim - an expat Brit living in Mexico the past 20 years.

I work as a freelance consultant ceramist/ceramic engineer, usually overseas, and between jobs I have a fair number of creative hobbies around the house including woodworking.

I bought a Delta scrollsaw a year or so back and have just gotten around to 'playing' with it to feel my way. I'm particularly interested in learning intarsia and segmentation techniques and joined the forum 'to pick the brains of them that knows' and hopefully contribute where I can when I have achieved some level of knowledge.

I guess that being a ceramist this can be looked on as a 'potted' intro ! - now time to lose myself in the forum messages

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Welcome, Jim and Cheers to you too! This is a super site with lots of really good scroller's. Stick here you'll learn a lot.
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Now weve got a pot head in here!!!!!!!!!!!!! What next???????????????? LOL, welcome to the wonderful addiction of scrolling.Browse the site a while, youll learn heaps quickly!
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Old 09-20-2008, 05:33 AM   #4
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Welcome Jim, lots of good people on here along with lots of information ,you will like it here!
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Welcome Jim, this is a great site to learn from. feel free to ask questions. And as you live closer to a lot of exotic wood than most of us do and you travel as well you should be able to get quite an assortment of wood. So let me be the first to offer storage space for some of that wood. LOL.
There is no such thing as a stupid question anymore, I've asked them all! So dig in and enjoy the ride.

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Welcome there Jim : come back and join in on our talks once in a while , again welcome !!!!!!! Marshall
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Hi Jim,

Welcome to the forum. Enjoy the nice people and helpful information.

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Old 09-20-2008, 09:17 PM   #8
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I would like to welcome you as well Jim. you will learn alot hear, for your jerny into intasia, and segmentaion. we do have some experts hear. to many to name, someday I will try it as well. I am still loveing my fretwork right now. but do admire the other woodwoking done hear. they are masters for sure. I am sure you will fit right in. and add to are little family. Evie
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Old 09-21-2008, 07:41 PM   #9
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Thanks everybody for the friendly greetings - I really look forward to joining in with the forum.

@lucky788scroller - good to see members with a sense of humour ! - an essential characteristic I reckon that often keeps me from tearing my hair out when tackling new projects and tripping over all the simple mistakes which I should have checked on beforehand.

Ok - back to the workshop to batlle on with my first segmentation project which is already teaching me that this scrollsawing lark is certainly no mugs game!
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Jim,

Welcome to the forum...If your anything like me, you can't afford to pull too awful much hair out...Come back often and post some pictures of your work, we love to see pictures. Enjoy
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