Woodworking School in Minnesota

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msiemsen

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Everyone,
I am starting a woodworking school north of the Twin Cities in Minnesota. We focus on hand tools, using power equipment for the grunt work and hand tools for the fitting and finishing of a piece. I am starting off with four classes, three in August and one in September. Classes will have a minimum of two people and a maximum of seven. Each class will run for six days from 8 to 5. Snacks and beverages will be available throughout the day and we will provide a tasty lunch at noon.
The four classes are:
Shaker Side Table, Aug. 11th through 16th
Miniature Blanket Chest, Aug. 18th through 23rd
Demilune Hall Table, Aug. 25th through 30th
Create a Serious Woodworking Bench, Sept. 8th to 13th
The classes will be $650 each. The first three classes have the materials included. The Workbench class will be actual cost of materials plus a $75 milling fee.
I will make every effort to give you a great woodworking experience.
For more information or to register for a class contact me.

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Michael E. Siemsen
Green Lake Clock Co.
http://www.greenlakeclock.com/
651-257-9166
 
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