In years past, I’ve had many opportunities to attend grand openings of new Rockler stores across the country. The managers would typically let me set up my woodworking demonstrations in the store classrooms. I love that Rockler stores have dedicated and well-equipped spaces for learning! If you’re new to woodworking, a Saturday “Make & Take” class helps you to build skills under the tutelage of Rockler’s experienced store associates, and you’ll take home a nice memento to cap off the day. Even experienced woodworkers can benefit from the wide range of class offerings.
Now is an ideal time to take a class at Rockler because you can make a fantastic gift that might be perfect for a special someone this holiday season. There are classes focusing on bowl and pen turning, pouring a set of custom epoxy coasters, shaping the handles of a quality hunting knife, building a mini river pour table, and many more, depending on your store. But I think the real takeaway goes beyond making that gift – you’ll feel the satisfaction that comes with doing something creative and leave the store a more competent and confident woodworker. It’s the gift that keeps on giving!
Chris Marshall, Woodworker’s Journal
Cutting and Fitting Mortise-and-Tenon Joints
Cove Cutting Techniques
Slatted Trivet
Wine Presentation Box
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