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"I learned more in one week than I have learned in 30 years of attempting
to teach myself.
Having a master craftsman offering hints and tips makes a huge difference."--Ed
W., SC
"Lonnie's teaching is
down-to-earth, patient, and effective."--Marcus R., SC
You’ll learn a lot in one of our woodworking classes—here’s why:
Small class sizes—We
accept only nine people in each of our woodworking and carving classes to ensure that you’ll receive plenty of
personalized attention and instruction. My woodworking instruction is personal and
I’ll demonstrate techniques personally to you at your bench.
We’re organized—I spend several days before your woodworking class preparing for your arrival
--you’ll find the drawings and class notes on your bench when you step in the
door. Your stock will be milled accurately to size. And you’ll also find the
that the saw blades, router bits and cutters are sharp and the power tools are
maintained.
Great instruction—I’ve
taught hundreds of people in woodworking classes. I teach time-honored
mortise-and-tenon and dovetail construction. And I know how to break down
seemingly difficult woodworking projects into manageable steps that you can master.
Our
advanced classes are a full six days in length—In
our woodworking classes, you’ll
have more time to develop your skills.
We mill the stock for you—At
our woodworking school, you
won’t stand in line waiting to use the planer and jointer. Instead, you’ll find
your stock already milled to size when you need it for the next step of your
woodworking project.
We do the cleanup—We
don’t have you stop early the last day to cleanup. Continue woodworking and
learning; we’ll do the cleanup after your class is complete.
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"There's nothing like learning from a master craftsman in person."--Sam S.,
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