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Tutor for flat work

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I would like to know more about the possibilities (learning, workshop, flat work projects) inside the guild.

I heard that some of the (long time) members of the guild are kind enough to help new members to develop their projects, and even inviting them to work in their workshops.

If it is true, could I be put in contact with such persons?

I was up to now a pen woodturner, but I would really like to enter the field of furniture (with quite simple projects. like coffee tables, chairs etc).

I do not have a home workshop, and the classes I would like to take are in Indiana, Maine etc., quite far for me to travel there.

I would like to get knowledge and hand-on experience with somebody who is very good in the furniture design.

Thank you!

Tiberiu

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  1. Welcome to the Howard County Woodworkers Guild.  We hope you find the camaraderie; woodworking and community service a great value for the effort and annual dues you invest.  Should you ever feel otherwise, please feel free to notify any of the Guild Officers, or you can use the web site’s Contact Us form.  The webmaster will acknowledge your message and forward it to the Board of Directors for follow-up.
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