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Turning classes

Bob Conrad

>Has anybody, attended any of the turning classes.

Offered by Craft Supplies USA. Any comments would

be appreciated.

Thanks

Bob

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Wayne Allen (Carson City, Nevada)

>Good instructors, excellent equipment, good program of instruction, and a 15% discount on purchases. The 3 day program was very reasonable. I would reccomend it to anyone wanting to improve their skills.

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Duane hill

>Bob, I have taken two sets of classes at Utah, a three day and a five day. Both were excellent. I would definately recommend these classes to somone who was looking to improve their skills.

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Mike O'Kelley

>Bob,

I attended the Utah 5 class last July and will be attending Allen Batty's class in June. The facilities are great, the instruction is excellent and frequently one on one. I recommend them highly to anyone interested in improving his/her skills.

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Joe Herrmann

>Bob:

I concur with the other messages. I've gone for the last three summers and have found them to be excellent courses and would recommend them highly. They use a top notch equipment and have several different brands of lathes to try out if you are interested in that. Plus the surrounding area is just beautiful.

Joe

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