hi, new old member

[Two Much]

I've tried to come back on for the last couple of years
and had trouble signing in.
Finally had sucess today. Only see one member name
I recognize...Also, I want to change our profile name
went to edit profile and had no luck?

[cabinetman]

Welcome back.

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[Two Much]

Thanks, cabinetman.

[cabinetman]

Also, I want to change our profile name
went to edit profile and had no luck?

I don't think you can do that at your "User CP". You might have to PM a Moderator, or Admin.

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[Two Much]

thanks cabinetman

[Bruce Cohen]

It's nice to see old faces back here. It was starting to get boring talking to the same old group .

Welcome back

Bruce

[Two Much]

Thanks Bruce..glad to be back...

[Two Much]

I'm going to test loading photos...

a workbench jewerly box for earings...
a member of another forum made it for me.

[Two Much]

For some reason, the upload failed on this pic when I tried this from
my files?

it worked from photobucket
here's it's home on my desk...

[chopnhack]

Welcome back That is an interesting looking workbench. The first pic didn't really give sense of size, but how cool it looks on the desk! The ability to host directly to bt3central requires you to upload the file to its server. I dont recall if that is a patron priviledge or not, but the photobucket method is better IMHO because of the sizes allowed.

[Pappy]

Welcome back! Cool jewelry box.

[LCHIEN]

the first time i saw this post I thought those were real work benches and I even thought the items in the drawer were some kind of large metalworiking projects (and yes I wondered why there were metalworking projects in a wood working bench).

On the second viewing, the third photo finally registered on my mind, and I realized those were probably foot-long sized replica benches serving as jewelry storage.

[Two Much]

Glad that I posted where it sits on my desk, or everyone would be
scratching their heads wondering "what is this bench for!?!"

I would imagine that jewerly boxes are a popular thing to make,
now making a jewelry box in a particuliar theme that interests
the person you're making it for is more of a creative challenge.

For instance a woman that is a gardner would probably get a real
kick out of a jewelry box that looks like a potting bench.

Or a woman that is a sewer or quilter would be thrilled with a
jewelry box that looks like a sewing box...

[woodturner]

Or a woman that is a sewer or quilter would be thrilled with a jewelry box that looks like a sewing box...

I read that too quickly the first time, after just paying my water and sewer bill

Maybe "seamstress" is a better word choice for a "person who sews"?

[Two Much]

LOL...I sew, so I'm a sewer...