Wood Identification class

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Hello all,
I wanted to inform everyone of a class I will be teaching in our new studio on November 14, 2009. The one day class is designed for anyone interested in wood. The main focus will be on blending macroscopic and microscopic views of wood identification. For more information, please visit my website http://www.fallonwilkinson.com/classes.html

It promises to be a great class for anyone serious about learning more about wood!

Randy Wilkinson

 
Hi all,
I just wanted to update the group. The class is starting to fill up so anyone interested in attending, please contact me soon. I have not set a cutoff date yet but because I would like a high student- to- teacher ratio, I will use my judgement. It is a great subject and one dear to my heart. Email me personally (randywilkinson@att.net) if you have any questions.

Randy Wilkinson
 
Ben Barrett at Berkshire Veneer sent me this so I thought I would post it here. Sounds like a worthwhile class. Too bad I'll be working.
 
I just wanted to let the group know that I have one more spot open for the class on Saturday November 14th. If anyone is interested, let me know by Friday the 13th.

I also wanted to thank everyone who showed interest in the class and their support. Based on the positive response, I will be offering it again most likely next fall.

Randy Wilkinson
 
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