Justin McCurdy
11-08-2006, 9:32 AM
Hey everyone,
As this is my first post, I will keep it brief. I made a trip to Rockler yesterday and picked up a flyer for some local woodworking classes to be given at the Bloomfield Maintenance Dept's woodshop. Has anyone ever taken classes here, and if so, are they worth the $50 for 2.5 hrs? I am a beginner to woodworking but have a few seasons under my belt in general carpentry. The course that I am looking at is as follows(www.bloomfieldrec.org (http://www.bloomfieldrec.org)):
Advanced Table Saw Techniques (18 - 99 years)https://www.bloomfieldrec.org/blmfld/images/trans.gifBuilding on the foundations of the Table Saw Basics program, students will learn more advanced table saw techniques. Take your table saw skills to a new level. The instructor will demonstrate countless one hundred dollar tricks and techniques, including frame and panel door contruction, secret inlay techniques, and cutting crown moldings using the cove cutting method.
Thanks,
Justin
As this is my first post, I will keep it brief. I made a trip to Rockler yesterday and picked up a flyer for some local woodworking classes to be given at the Bloomfield Maintenance Dept's woodshop. Has anyone ever taken classes here, and if so, are they worth the $50 for 2.5 hrs? I am a beginner to woodworking but have a few seasons under my belt in general carpentry. The course that I am looking at is as follows(www.bloomfieldrec.org (http://www.bloomfieldrec.org)):
Advanced Table Saw Techniques (18 - 99 years)https://www.bloomfieldrec.org/blmfld/images/trans.gifBuilding on the foundations of the Table Saw Basics program, students will learn more advanced table saw techniques. Take your table saw skills to a new level. The instructor will demonstrate countless one hundred dollar tricks and techniques, including frame and panel door contruction, secret inlay techniques, and cutting crown moldings using the cove cutting method.
Thanks,
Justin