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  1. 06-23-2005, 1:27 PM #1
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    Introduction

    Hi All, A friend turned me on to this site and I have been reading a lot of the posts and I would like to be a part of what is going on here. I am 36 and have been woodworking for about 8 years. I work full time and run a custom cabinetry business on the side. I am also married with three little ones so my days are long. I look forward to learning form all of you.
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  3. 06-23-2005, 1:31 PM #2
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    Hi Mike, and welcome to the Creek. You will find this forum a very friendly one and a great source of information.

    Where are you from, Mike? If you like, you can enter your city/state under the "User CP" menu.
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    Welcome to the Creek Mike! Neat place to exchange ideas! We look forward to learning from you too!
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    Welcome Mike. Sounds like you have a pretty full plate! Hope you have time to hang out, and show us some of your work.

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    Mike, ah.... where are the pics? If you've really been reading "a lot" of the posts, then you should know that we require lots of visuals. Seeing as how you run a custom cabinetry business, I'm sure you can produce a couple nice shots.

    Seriously, good to have you here. Be sure to come back often and contribute as much as you can.
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  7. 06-24-2005, 12:01 AM #6
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    Welcome to the Creek, Mike! Great place to hang out! As already been mentioned, though, the Picture Police are always on the lookout, so you'll want to keep them happy!
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    Welcome aboard, Mike. If you've been lurking for a bit you likely already know what a good group of people this is. Looking forward to learning and sharing with you.

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  9. 06-24-2005, 6:54 AM #8
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    Welcome Mike...Nice to have you. With your busy schedule, I hope you find the time to relax in the shop and post pics of your projects. Custom Cabinetry? Sheesh...that's full-time all by itself!!
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  10. 06-24-2005, 8:00 AM #9
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    Thanks everyone for the nice welcome. I have to read up a bit on posting pictures but I will post some as soon as I can figure it all out.
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  11. 06-24-2005, 8:12 AM #10
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    Welcome Mike....full time AND a cabinet business? Sounds like two full time jobs to me...
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