Hello from Aberdeenshire, Scotland

[Allan Fyfe]

Hi All,
I've been running a woodworking business in Aberdeenshire, Scotland for 30 years and still have a lot to learn! In the past, we have used conventional machinery and concentrated on kitchens, bedrooms, libraries, etc.
This year, however, I've been concentrating on a project where we've cut down a beech tree on our land with a hand saw and, using the contents of an antique tool chest, I have made a traditional chair in my shed. All this is documented in one of my websites, http://www.wood-mag.co.uk/wood-working-articles.html - you may find this interesting.
Regards,
Allan

 

[PowerTool]

Hi All,
I've been running a woodworking business in Aberdeenshire, Scotland for 30 years and still have a lot to learn! In the past, we have used conventional machinery and concentrated on kitchens, bedrooms, libraries, etc.
This year, however, I've been concentrating on a project where we've cut down a beech tree on our land with a hand saw and, using the contents of an antique tool chest, I have made a traditional chair in my shed. All this is documented in one of my websites, http://www.wood-mag.co.uk/wood-working-articles.html - you may find this interesting.
Regards,
Allan

Hello and welcome
The forum anti-spamware will wear off when you make another post,until then,your link should be visible above.

Andrew

 

[Pete W]

I've been concentrating on a project where we've cut down a beech tree on our land with a hand saw and, using the contents of an antique tool chest, I have made a traditional chair in my shed.

Hi Allan, and welcome

Great series of articles - I'll look forward to reading future installments. One question, though: several of the articles seem to refer to pictures that don't appear - do you have more pictures, or do the comments refer to the videos?

Pete

 

[George_N]

Hi Allan, and welcome to the forum. Nice introduction. I look forward to reading more about your fascinating project.

 

[Newbie_Neil]

Hi Allan

Welcome to the forum, glad to have you onboard.

Cheers,
Neil