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Foundations of Woodworking – Better Late Than Never

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Going back to school is always difficult as you get older, but doing so for woodworking can sound implausible. It required financially commitment, but I knew Port Townsend School was where I wanted to learn the woodworking foundations. The reason I started that journey was the realization that I wanted to put my creative side to productive use. The school was the place where I can surround myself with the best craftsmen I can learn from. I felt that challenges I faced in every project allowed me to build my skill set and each project served as a foundation for the next one. The ultimate goal of seeing how the knowledge gained comes together through creation of value and quality is extremely rewarding.

Key Takeaways:

  • Although young people are generally more apt to attend college, age need not be a deterrent for people wanting to learn more.
  • It is not always an easy route to go to college later in life, but being willing to stick to it and follow a dream is key.
  • As one grows older, they find that learning something like woodworking is, in itself, the true award.

“It’s really neat to see how everything comes together in the end and how I rewarded myself with a frame and panel chest that I drafted on a piece of paper and brought to life.”

Read more: https://www.ptwoodschool.org/blog/2018/12/28/44pks93kh2hek3nx6ss7g2iq9gt3fk-th6z9

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Staff Writerhttps://woodcures.com
As Staff Writer I am or we are the writers bringing inspiring and uplifting news of the Woodworking World to those of us seeking a way to disconnect from all virtual realities and rediscover ourselves through aligning our brains with our hands! It is a curing way to use wood to rediscover the real world. And of course, we make something that actually exist in the real world!
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