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turning class

Frank Joseph Mantua NJ

>I am looking for a place to take a 3 or 4 day turning class

I live in New Jersey. I am willing to drive some.

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Michael Stadulis in New Jersey

>Frank,

Bill Grumbine teaches by the hour. His shop is 1.5 hours north of us on the PATP NE extension, and west of Allentown, PA.

Mike

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theeviltwinn

>Bob Rosand in Bloomsburg Pa and David Ellsworth in Quakertown Pa. both teach classes.

Mike

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Darryl Hansen

>David Ellsworth maks his three day classes enjoyable and VERY educationsl. Can;t beat the price and food that goes with it. Hard to get in but try you will not regret it. One of the best experiences I have ever had.

davidellsworth@nni.com

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Richard Allen

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Richard Allen

>You are lucky to live so close to David Ellsworth. He has a 3 day class that can't be beat. He is easly the BEST teacher of woodturning in the world.

You can't learn a lot from many other fine woodturners.

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I second Bill Grumbine!

Dominic Greco in Richboro PA

>Frank,

I took lessons with Bill Grumbine and had a great time. Not to mention learning a boat load of tips, tricks, and techniques. He's a great teacher as a well as a very friendly individual. You get one-on-one attention from him for the entire class.

Bill also has a new DVD coming out soon. So you can go back and review all the stuff that you covered in the classes.

See ya around,

Dominic

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Agreed, Bill Grumbine!

Ron in Drums PA

>You'll learn more in a day then you could in two years experimenting on your on!

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