Larry Spitz showed us a fine tapestry/quilt rack over in apbw. What I was
blown away by was the exhibition of the fine work done at this Centre for
Fine Woodworking. Here are the links.

http://www.centre-for-fine-woodworki...xhibition.html

http://www.centre-for-fine-woodworki...hibition2.html

Larry, if you are reading, can you tell us a little about this school? Most
of this stuff is way out of my league.

Lee Michaels wrote:

Larry Spitz showed us a fine tapestry/quilt rack over in apbw. What I was
blown away by was the exhibition of the fine work done at this Centre for
Fine Woodworking. Here are the links.

http://www.centre-for-fine-woodworki...xhibition.html

http://www.centre-for-fine-woodworki...hibition2.html

Larry, if you are reading, can you tell us a little about this school?
Most of this stuff is way out of my league.

Lee,

What would you like to know? I could go on a long time and bore everyone.

A lot of information is available on the web site
http://www.centre-for-fine-woodworking.co.nz or if you prefer to type less
http://www.cfw.co.nz.

If you look at the calendar page you will see how the individual courses are
laid out and how they are aggregated into Modules and how Modules
comprise "full-time" study.

I am a retired computer scientist who practiced casual wood butchery for a
few years. When I met up with John Shaw I started learning real woodworking
from him. Now I am the chair of the board of the charitable trust that runs
the school and in return I get to hang around and do my woodworking in the
school environment. I don't follow the curriculum and the students, even
those who arrive with no experience, quickly surpass my level of skill.

Cheers,

Larry