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i apologize for the triple posting of this message, had trouble sending and had to refresh and resend!
hey Peggy, welcome, not a problem with the posts, we have the worlds best moderators here. David has good advice but forgot 1 thing, by all means, Have fun
. WilliamHey Peg, nice to have you on the form. This answers a question that I had just ask Bob earlier this morn. “Are their any female members within this watch repair course”? Now I know. Good day and enjoy.
Good Morning! Gentlemen! WOW! I’m so touched by your greetings!
To answer all of your questions of who I am and my interests, I’ve always enjoyed and have been secretly fascinated with clocks. Back in the early 80’s, my landlord at that time was a Clock Doctor! I was given the privilege to work in his shop. I mainly greeting his customers, and it was my job to come in the mornings and open the Shop and wind all the clocks! It was such an interesting experience! I’ve always desired to own a big grandfather clock!
Anyway, my husband and I are planning to open a huge mufti-faceted business in the very near future. My husband Mike is a Gun Smith and I’ll be doing jewelry, stained glass work, and build clocks. He will be doing woodworking and metalwork. His gun smithing is mainly cleaning and repairs,restocking, stock refinishing, re-barreling, bluing, ammo reloading, and making obsolete gun parts. We will be able incorporate all these together using the lathes, milling and such. I am so excited to get started.
I got this course because I know I have a huge learning curve so I can get good at it so I can set those grandfather clock mechanisms so I can get them out in the public!
Our other purpose for this business, is that we are Christians and we want to reach out and help families who’s lost their homes and belongings through weather and other similar disasters by helping them replace their furniture, and most household items that we ourselves can make.
I enjoy doing things that are intricate and put them together. I’ve got a lot of patience! LOL!
Thank You for allowing me to be a part of this awesome horology family! I look forward in working with all of you! Blessings!
God Bless your endeavor Peggy. My wife and I do the same through our antique restoration business. We have people bring furniture to use that they don’t want to repair or haul to the landfill. We restore it and store it until we find some one in need.
Mahlon
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