New guy from Indiana
 

Hi All,

Complete newbie here. As the calendar pages flip faster and faster, bucket list items move to the fore. So I am trying to figure out what my bucket list car ... or cars (?) look(s) like. I'm here to learn, and at least in the beginning, wisecrack where necessary. I have bought that British guy's DVD (loved it) and want to learn more.

I'm in Indiana, about an hour south of Indy. Teach drafting and design classes now after a long time in engineering, which, by the way, does NOT make you an expert fabricator!

THanks to all for sharing their expertise here!
mark

HI Mark welcome to the forum
Peter

Hi Mark and welcome !:)

Hi Mark, thank you for buying my DVD I am glad you liked it so much.

David

Hello there David. It sure is good to see 'that British guy' back here on the forum.

Thank YOU!
 

David - sorry I didn't quote you by name - I had forgotten your name, the DVD was in the player downstairs and I was too lazy to go look it up. Please feel free to quote me for publicity purposes. For a beginner, or near beginner, I think your DVD is a great value. I would guess that even experienced metal workers would be surprised at what you can do with relatively simple equipment, as you demonstrate on the DVD.

I know there is a "Tools" discussion elsewhere on the forum, but I'll pose a question here. Do you have a list of the tools YOU consider necessary to do the work you demonstrated in the DVD?

Thanks for sharing your knowledge!

Mark

Do you teach at Columbus North HS ?

Ivy Tech
 

scranm - no, teach at Ivy Tech. You in this area?

mark

yeah, bloomington

Welcome from just south of you in Jeffersonville.