Woodturning Course
Course
In Bradwell
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Myerscough College
Course Classroom-basedPrice on request -
Myerscough College
Course Classroom-basedPrice on request
Description
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Type
Course
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Location
Bradwell
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Duration
2 Days
To gain a sound basic approach which you can then develope in your own workshop. Suitable for: The complete novice up to the advanced woodturner wishing to either start woodturning or to gain further knowledge. All courses are tailored to suit each student
Facilities
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Start date
Start date
About this course
Minimum age of students is 14 years. Lunch is provided
Reviews
Teachers and trainers (2)
Ken Allen
Woodturning Tutor
Ken's interest in woodworking started at a very early age. His main interest was in antique restoration, but he soon branched out into woodworking and has proved to be a very capable and popular woodturning instructor. He has taught in Australia winning many awards there and in the UK. Ken will adapt his course to suit the requirements of his students.
Mick Hanbury
Woodturning Tutor
Mick is a skilful and artistic woodturner who has been turning for over 18 years. He is listed on the Register of Professional Turners as well as being a member of Association of Woodturners of Great Britain. Over the years Mick has developed a unique style of decorative finishes to his pieces and is well known for his beautiful finial boxes, elegant spiral stem goblets, and delicately patterned platters.
Course programme
Learn a sound basic approach to woodturning
Courses are tailored to suit individual needs.
Beginners are guided through the safe & correct sharpening of the range of woodturning tools with an emphasis on cutting the wood into shape.
All courses are open to residential and non-residential students - accomodation is available in the next village. This is a 2 day course and is limited to a maximum of 4 students to ensure individual attention.
Woodturning Course
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Myerscough College
Course Classroom-basedPrice on request -
Myerscough College
Course Classroom-basedPrice on request