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Started this discussion. Last reply by Paul Corona Mar 23. 8 Replies 0 Likes

Hey everyone!! I've managed to clean up the shop, made a challenge coin holder for my son, have some ideas for a different challenge coin holder for my veteran daughter, and stocked up on some…Continue

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I feel guilty about not spending more time on the site, but between my paying full-time job and my non-paying full-time "job" on NavyDads I don't have much spare time anymore....and the workshop is…Continue

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Please tell us about yourself.: Proud Navy Dad of two great sailors- my son is stationed on the USS Theodore Roosevelt and my daughter is a Navy Vet having served on the USS Abraham Lincoln. I'm also the administrator on the site www.NavyDads.com. I've also been a chemist, metallurgist, and refiner for a number of gold, silver and copper mines for 31 years.

Please describe your main woodworking interests.: Been around it my entire life....love the feeling of accomplishment when you finish a project, though I have very little time or space for that anymore

How did you find The Patriot Woodworker: Ran into John on another website discussing some software issues with our respective websites.

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At 7:54pm on March 29, 2012, ApprenticePaul Corona said…: Short project...hopefully pics tomorrow.....needed something to show off a patch from he boy's aircraft carrier.....a piece of zebrawood later and I'm almost done. Had heard horror stories about the smell of zebrawood being worked...nice thing about having a degree in chemistry and 33 years in labs----the smell didn't bother me (guess the nose isn't what it used to be)!!!!

At 2:28am on December 13, 2010, ApprenticePaul Corona said…: Thank you all for the great welcome...you'll have to forgive my lapses in response. Between my paying job and my admin role on the other site, I don't get a chance to voyage over here as much as I'd like! So please bear with me and understand if I don't get a chance to root around the site as much as I'd like!

At 9:25pm on December 12, 2010, Forum Hostdragon1 said…: Welcome to our group Paul!!!

I'm Mike Dragon1, The Home Improvement Sentinel.

If you have any questions just ask and we'll do our best to answer them!!

Looking forward to seeing you on the forums!!!

At 2:29pm on December 11, 2010, Master CarpenterRalph Allen Jones said…: Hello Paul,

I saw where you signed in at noon but didn't have a chance to welcome you so I hope a little late is OK to welcome you to the forums and we hope you come back often.

Ralph

At 1:35pm on December 11, 2010, Master CarpenterRichard McComas said…: Welcome Paul, Glad you found this place. I think you too will be glad you found this place.

Looking forward to read your question and answers.

Rich

At 12:46pm on December 11, 2010, CarpenterGreg Coleman said…: ,Welcome Paul. I am not a Navy dad but I am Navy through and through. Now get out, square that shop away, and build something. :)

At 9:48am on December 11, 2010, JourneymanA-1 Jim said…: Hi Pail

Welcome to The American Woodworker enjoy the folks and woodworking .

At 9:26am on December 11, 2010, Site AdminJohn Morris said…: Wonderful! Glad to have you aboard sir. You'll be in fine company around here, we have some navy guys around here who you'll hear from shortly I am sure. You know how Navy is, one big happy family.

Thanks again for coming on over

John

At 9:15am on December 11, 2010, Site AdminJohn Morris said…: Welcome to The American Woodworker Paul!!! Great to have you over here and I hope you enjoy your stay. Are the same Paul I have been conversing with over on Navy Dad's?

Our community is a grassroots network of woodworkers here to learn from others, and mentor as well.

Thanks again Paul for joining The American Woodworker

John Morris

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At 8:48am on December 11, 2010, Site AdminJohn Moody said…: Welcome to The American Woodworker Paul.

Glad you ran into John and came over to check us out. I know the feeling you are talking about when a project is finished. That is a special feeling knowing that it is finished.

I hope you will jump in and share some of your woodworking with us. We love to see what others are doing. There is a bunch of great guys here that are more than willing to jump in and share their experiences with you.

Please let me know if I can be of any assistance to you here on the forums.