Does anyone want posts about manual skills?

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I've been mostly lurking here for a while, and now would like to actively return useful content to others in the forum. If it's not redundant, I can post short articles about skills/techniques that may be important in the near future. Does anyone want to see practical information on subjects such as tool sharpening and tempering, soldering (both electronic and plumbing), framing carpentry, roof repair, and the like? I could also just assemble a page of links to useful techniques, and let you do your own surfing. Please let me know your preferences; I don't want to clutter up the forum, but I'd like to add something worthwhile to the conversation.

-- Bruce (thomsonb@worldnet.att.net), March 21, 1999

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Hi Bruce, I think that is a great offer and very practical. I am sure there are many people that can offer practical information on this forum and it would be helpful. Also, I would like to see links so I could search for more information on my own. Mary

-- Mary Howe (doesnotmatter@thistime.com), March 21, 1999.

Bruce, it would be very worthwhile! Need more practical information. Manual, how-to, old-fashioned common-sense carpentry -- all necessary to increased self-sufficiency.

-- back to 1900 (time@warp.prep), March 21, 1999.

Don't forget a separate listing for tools! Great idea.

-- FM (vidprof@aol.com), March 21, 1999.

yes , Yes, YESSSSSS, Please and Thank You, :)

-- F. Marion (curtistradin@earthlink.net), March 21, 1999.

It's a wonderful idea, and very helpful. If you write each one as a self-contained article and you are interested, I'll put them up on one of my web domains for 'eternal future reference' (eternal in this case probably being another 9 months...).

PJ in TX

-- PJ Gaenir (fire@firedocs.com), March 21, 1999.



Bruce, Great idea!

You have a couple of professional handmade papermakers here.

Just think you may never need to run out of toilet paper again !

If anyone needs some links or just a simple "no frills" description of how to make your own paper at no cost,get in touch.Pleased to help.

-- Chris (griffen@globalnet.co.uk), March 21, 1999.


Hi Bruce,

Many thanks,great idea.After I read this I asked my husband if it's something he would like to read?He did say yes.I come here alone,so know one in my family knows what this place has come to mean to me. Thanks a bunch.

Darlene

-- Darlene (boomer@tdstelme.net), March 21, 1999.


Please do, daily.

-- SCOTTY (BLehman202@aol.com), March 21, 1999.

Betcha. Looking forward to it.

-- LP (soldog@hotmail.com), March 21, 1999.

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