Re: Woodworking classes

[nospambob]

Corner of My M>>

>>>The Woodcraft stores have a pretty good lineup of >>>classes at reasonable prices. >> >> >> This seems like an excellent idea. Thanks. >> >> They have 22 classes taught at the nearest location. Of those, I'm >> guessing the following 3 would be most beneficial for a newbie like me: >> >> * "Woodturning 101 & 201" - 2 Days (15 hours total - lunches?) for $250 >> >> * "Tablesaws from A to Z" - 1 Day for $75 >> >> * "Learning the Router" - 1 Day (5.5 hours - lunch?) for $75 + materials >> >> So, for about $400 I can become a pro :) >> >> >>>You might also check the Constantine's store in Ft. >>>Lauderdale for classes and clubs. >> >> >> I didn't find any classes listed on their website >> but I'll drop by and get to know the >> place as well as Woodcraft store >> >> >>>Good hunting and welcome aboard, >> >> >> Thank you. >If I had to pick one, I would do the Table saw. Then the router class

[Corner of My Mind]

Yes, I have read that protective hearing is pretty much needed whenever you are using any power tool with wood.

Thanks for the tip.

[Larry Blanchard]

After you've been here for a while, you'll find that most don't reply to every single person who answers their questions. Unless you want to ask a followup to a specific poster it's sufficient to post a general thanks to all. Online etiquette is a little different than face to face :-).