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Old 08-30-2011, 10:12 PM
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Although I've been carving for a little while, I think that I need some lessons so I can properly learn the techniques and learn the basics in chip and relief carving. I've looked for lessons in MD, where I live, but I've never been able to find any. Does anyone know about any MD teachers and/or classes?
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Woodcraft in Towson has a few classes. I teach once in a while but its been a couple of years since I have taught any formal classes. You are always welcome to stop in our shop for some tips and basics. Bring a knife and any tools you need to know how to sharpen and you will probably leave with a little more knowledge then you showed up with. On Saturdays we have some kind of lunch and feed anyone that is at the shop.
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