Recent content by Stuart Kent

2 local guys want to do it, if we can get a group of 6 - 8 together I'll schedule it to accommodate everyone. What types of storage solutions are you interested in? What time frame might work for you? - Cape Lookout is really nice in the late fall, and very few people go out there that time of year

totally understand - if you ever get the urge to do a cross country excursion I'll be glad to have you in the shop!

thanks, but not looking for syllabus advice. I have been a professor for over a decade and now run a private woodworking academy. I want to gauge interest in offering a class to expo members, I'll flesh out the details.

Hello all, I have been fairly inactive on the forum lately, but it's because I've been busy doing stuff. Not least of which has been moving my large woodshop and 2 shipping containers full of machines and equipment to a new building in Eastern NC. I teach all manner of woodworking and some...

thanks. it has been a great year, lots of adventure.

a few from Costa Rica these are from my year-long adventure in Costa Rica. Hope you enjoy! Cheers to all overlanders from the edge of the earth! Stuart R. Kent a sloth named 'Smiles' a blue jean frog in my palm Perro de Trabajo en Costa Rica (working Dog in Costa Rica)

a few from a year in Costa Rica Hi guys, I am wrapping up a year in Costa Rica, and thought I would share a few images of my adventure with you. I shoot with a Pentax K-5 and f2.8 lenses - an amazing photo rig! The truck is my overlander, a 2003 Silverado 1500 with: 33 x 12.50 BFG AT's, Pacer...

I seem to have tracked down the answers I was looking for - FYI: $60USD - Handling $50 - BL $45 - DOC Fee $95 - ISF 10+2 thanks for the responses, and cheers to you from the edge of the earth, Stuart.

I have spent the last year working in Costa Rica. I am now shipping my North Carolina registered 2003 Chevrolet Silverado back home. Does anyone know what the customs process is on the U.S. side and what the costs will be? (I also posted this in the 'fireside chat' sorry for any redundancy but...

Sorry for the late reply, I am working in the rainforest and internet is not always reliable here. My advice to you is to contact a broker here in Costa Rica, inform them of your plans and pay the fee they ask. The red tape here is a nightmare and you cannot go on the word of people - only...

for anyone interested in an easier Costa Rica/Panama border crossing, I have researched it and know a few people that have done it successfully. I am going to try it, will post the results on this thread and I will post more in depth information on my blog, http://stuartkent.com

I would sincerely appreciate it if you can consult your notes, as I will need to renew the tourist permit for the truck. If it cannot be renewed there, perhaps I can travel into Panama through that route and come back up through Canoas. I am working in the southern highlands of Costa Rica and...

I am living temporarily in Costa Rica, and preparing for my first border crossing into Panama. I shipped my truck down from the states, and would like to take the more scenic route through the mountains and cross the border at Rio Serrano. My concern is that the small border stations on both...

all over, working mainly in rural areas - and teaching on and off for the National University in Heredia

Happy Holidays from Costa Rica. I am a professional Artist, college educator, Fulbright Scholar, world traveler, and passionate off-road enthusiast. I am still fairly new to the portal, so I am starting this thread to introduce myself a little further - hello to all, and although I have said...