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1. 
   mbiker1999 | Nov 11, 2004 09:13pm | #1

   Deb,

   Post this over at Knots forum.  You'll get more responses over there.

   good luck!

2. 
   jazzdogg | Nov 12, 2004 08:00am | #2

   Deb,

   Cerritos College is fairly close to you and their woodworking program has a good reputation.

   Good luck,

   -Jazzdogg-

   Whether you think you can, or you think you can't, you're right.

3. 
   handymom | Nov 22, 2004 04:31am | #3

   I just took my first class at a woodworker's supply store called Woodcraft, here in the Chicago-land area.  They offer a variety of classes, from general furniture making to classes on specific tools.  The class I took was called "Mastering the Router" which was a one-day class.  Next week I am signed up for a class called "Furniture Design and Construction", again, a one-day class.

   The content of these classes are exactly what I had been looking for, but they are not cheap.  I had been looking for classes through our local college and/or school district adult education program, and didn't find anything.

   I hope this helps.  Also, if anyone has other suggestions, I will be reading.

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4. 
   Ron03 | Nov 22, 2004 08:54pm | #4

   Check with Woodcraft in Stanton, Rockler in Pasadena.  They could rec. other programs maybe close to you.

5. 
   Bobaeng | Nov 23, 2004 08:38am | #5

   You might try http://www.wnwoodworks.com/schoolschedule.htm

   They are in Anaheim.