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Old 11-05-2006, 11:23 AM   #1
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hello, from high point
Hello to y'all.
Noobie here, working for a small time wood importer based in high point.
Visit us at www dot bingltd dot com, see y'all.
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Re: hello, from high point
Welcome. Do you know Kevin? There has been serveral threads about Bingltd and the Rubberwood they carry several members have purchased from them and have been quite happy
http://www.ncwoodworker.net/forums/s...earchid=162933

Sofa Legs, Bun Feet, Table Legs, Furniture Parts, Upholstery Supplies, Rubber Wood, Rough Sawn, Solid Hardwood, Wood Panel at BingLtd.com
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Honestly Honey, that will cost around $100 $150 $200, and I need a few more tools.

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Old 11-05-2006, 11:51 AM   #3
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Re: hello, from high point
hi Dave,

wow, that was quick.

Yeah, i know Kevin, he's my colleague.
I am here to continue liason work for bingltd dot com since he's busy.
Also to thank this site for all the interest it has generated in our business.

Charlene used to be active here too but these days she's taking care of the operations more.
However, i am also inexperienced with wood. We do have ppl who are much more into this whole wood business but they are kinda publicity-shy
If you call up our office, you'll find that they can answer just bout anything related to wood products.
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Re: hello, from high point
Hi... and welcome to the North Carolina Woodworker. All you said in your intro was that you were new. What kind of woodworking do you like to do? Do you have any photos of your projects (we're kind of photo junkies here...)

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Hi Ray,

Yeah, this is the first time i am working for a company dealing with wood. I am not into wood working. I am more to marketing and e-commerce, but i would definitely love to learn something about wood hence my presence here. The closest i have been to a wood working machine was about 3 feet away!
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