Gather 'round...

**Mike1** · 14th November 06, 06:18 PM

We've just lit up another new forum section, called For DIY'ers.

For those that might be stumped by the letters, they stand for Do It Yourselfers.

If you have crafted anything with your own hands, then this is the place to post about it and to post pictures of your creation.

Over the next few days my able-bodied and tireless assistants, Freelander and Cajunscot, will be ferreting out posts of DIY projects in other forum sections and moving them to the new section. (Which goes to prove that I want no good deed to go un-punished!

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**Panache** · 14th November 06, 06:51 PM

Cool!

Cheers

**pdcorlis** · 14th November 06, 06:58 PM

Extra groovy

**Livingston** · 14th November 06, 09:10 PM

Great idea. Should make some of my searches much quicker

**gilmore** · 14th November 06, 10:21 PM

What is the intended difference between the subject matter in the DIY forum and the kiltmakers' forum?

**Pour1Malt** · 15th November 06, 01:27 AM

whit?

nay Dram It Yursel Section????

**Mike1** · 15th November 06, 04:18 AM

Originally Posted by gilmore

What is the intended difference between the subject matter in the DIY forum and the kiltmakers' forum?

Good question, and one I asked myself.

My first thought was to simply re-name the Kiltmaker's section, but if you read the first post in that section, WHO SHOULD POST HERE, you'll see that section was not intended for the DIY'ers. It is meant for people to ask questions of the kiltmakers. And your first thought will be that the kiltmakers have their own sections, right below the Kiltmaker's Forum, but those sections are established for X Marks advertisers.

In the For DIY'ers, the true home-brew projects can all be grouped together and showcased in one place, rather than some threads in General Kilt Talk and some threads in Off Topic, with others in the Kiltmaker's Forum.

**Blu (Ontario)** · 15th November 06, 02:52 PM

I think it's a great idea.... takes the guesswork out of it.

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**johnnym** · 15th November 06, 03:02 PM

Since I am not endowed with the fine art of manipulating a sewing machine, I will read with interest but not have much for input. The only thing I have brewing is the occasional couple gallons of beer. I brew my own instead of drinking the commercially available stuff.

Now, when it comes to twirling wrenches, I can give you some input. I maintain my own vehicles and restored a 105 year old Oldsmobile from the ground up. No greater fun than taking the old Olds, Model A Ford or the MG TD out for a spin.