Roy Millsaps
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- St. Mary's, Georgia
I need to apologize to some members here, first I don't mean in any form or other about the word Pine, an I want to explain to you why I don't use it. I've been doing wood working off an on for the past 35 years an I did use Pine in the beginning until I met a few other wood workers overseas. They pulled me off the side an explain to me this statement, ( If you are going to make something nice, make it with a statement, use quality an do it right the first time ) . My problem wasn't my abilities it was the wood I used. Pine is great to use to practice with an for structural things. But when it comes to making something really nice that is going to stand out make it stand out with the right woods.
Over the past 16 years I have been playing that forward , if you come to my shop to visit an you made something nice out of the P-word I would send you home with some nice hardwoods to help you come out of your comfort zone. If you come an do a class you will only use hard woods.
If I made you mad I'M SORRY BUT I WILL ALWAYS TRY TO ENCOURGE YOU TO USE BETTER WOODS !!!! That's just me, if you want me to leave the forum here just let me know. If not I will not change I will always will encourage you to come out of your comfort zone
Roy Millsaps
Over the past 16 years I have been playing that forward , if you come to my shop to visit an you made something nice out of the P-word I would send you home with some nice hardwoods to help you come out of your comfort zone. If you come an do a class you will only use hard woods.
If I made you mad I'M SORRY BUT I WILL ALWAYS TRY TO ENCOURGE YOU TO USE BETTER WOODS !!!! That's just me, if you want me to leave the forum here just let me know. If not I will not change I will always will encourage you to come out of your comfort zone
Roy Millsaps