Woodworking Classes
William Ng School of Fine
Woodworking
Anaheim, California
If you are interested in either of these classes, contact the school now. They'll need to know how many students to plan for.
February 1 -5: Music Stand: Working with
Curves
 We will learn techniques for working with curves that will expand
your design and building vocabulary beyond straight edges and right angles.
Techniques will include bent lamination, half-lap joinery, sliding dovetail
joinery, and working with veneers.
February 6-7: Marquetry
 Create designs in wood! Marquetry is the art of creating imagery
by cutting and fitting thin pieces of wood together. These designs are then
veneered to a solid core to be used in making furniture or decorative panels.
This class is an opportunity to explore an ancient art form that has many
contemporary applications.
The William Ng School has a separate bench
room and tool room, both spacious and well-lit. I am looking forward to these
classes, and hope you will take this opportunity to register soon and reserve
your spot.
William Ng School of Fine Woodworking
1340 North Dynamics Street, Unit H
Anaheim, CA 92806
tel:
(714) 993-4215
email:
info@wnwoodworks.com
web: www.wnwoodworks.com
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