Oklahoma woodworkers?

[EddieHagler]

Are there any woodworkers in Oklahoma in this forum?

[TheNehlsEnd]

Enid Here.

[Bhargrin]

South west of Lawton here.

[baok]

Broken Arrow (Tulsa). Looks like I'm not close to anybody.

[collinb]

I'm no longer in Oklahoma but have a friend in Edmond doing some fine detail work.

https://www.facebook.com/CarpentersApprenticeWoodCraft

 

Paul has been at it for years.

[Gadget01]

Oklahoma City

[Brad H.]

Old, mostly inactive post, but what the heck -

Brad here, I retired from the Army and live on a small farm near Stratford (about an hour south of Norman). I have a decent shop and while I'm not a newbie, I still  have a lot to learn. 

 

Here's a picture  from a few weeks ago. I'm building a 10 foot long 18th century French design bench (popularly called a Roubo) from local white oak. You can also see some equipment and the uninsulated, uncovered walls in the background. It is cold and hot, according to the season. But I'm working on that. 

[mat60]

Hay Brad...Welcome to the forums..Look  forward  to seeing more on the bench..

[osgw380]

Stigler oklahoma here.  

[LostRalph]

Just joined. I'm hiding in Norman at the moment.

[Sooner Woodworker]

Bartlesville here 

[Mike T]

Wnyyewood oklahoma. About 1.5 hrs south of OKC. 

[Brad H.]

Hello Mike! I'm over by Stratford; not far from your area. 

Brad 

[Mike T]

Nice to connect with someone close. I'm really just getting started. Building out my shop space now and trying to get a handle on tools to stock it with. 

Good to meet you. 

[Brad H.]

Hey Mike - I'm pretty flexible this month. I'm retired Army and going to school full time, but just finished the spring semester. PM me if you want to get together for a cup of coffee sometime. 

Brad Hedges 

[Mike T]

Sure. I'm not retired yet. Work at wynnewood refinery. Hope to retire in the next 5 years. 

Mike T

[creativename5]

Edmond here.