I am considering offering a new special for those who would like to take my Maloof-style rocking chair class.
After talking to a number of woodworkers, I have come up with a "class bundle" offer for a week of instruction on rocking chair science.
If at least six (6) woodworkers sign up for any week-long (5 days) "class bundle," then, by a drawing, one of those woodworkers will receive that "class bundle" for FREE.
Included in the five-day (Monday thru Friday) "class bundle" is the following:
Five days of personal instruction on how to build a Maloof-style rocking chair.
All the Hardwood necessary to build the rocker.
Free hotel accommodations for the class week.
Hand tools, that can be taken home, to work on the rocker.
Finish materials, such as Tung Oil.
Permission to take all the pictures desired.
Students will be able to assemble, set, rock and balance their rocker during the class. After class, the rocker can be disassembled for easy carrying in a car or shipment with luggage.
Yes, I can do all the instruction necessary for the technical features of a Maloof-style rocker in five days. I have done it before.
Total tuition cost for the above "class bundle" is $1,800.
So what do you Lumberjocks think? A good deal or not?
Bill Kappel…. the rocking chair guy……........kappelusa.com
-Rocking Chair Guy
After talking to a number of woodworkers, I have come up with a "class bundle" offer for a week of instruction on rocking chair science.
If at least six (6) woodworkers sign up for any week-long (5 days) "class bundle," then, by a drawing, one of those woodworkers will receive that "class bundle" for FREE.
Included in the five-day (Monday thru Friday) "class bundle" is the following:
Five days of personal instruction on how to build a Maloof-style rocking chair.
All the Hardwood necessary to build the rocker.
Free hotel accommodations for the class week.
Hand tools, that can be taken home, to work on the rocker.
Finish materials, such as Tung Oil.
Permission to take all the pictures desired.
Students will be able to assemble, set, rock and balance their rocker during the class. After class, the rocker can be disassembled for easy carrying in a car or shipment with luggage.
Yes, I can do all the instruction necessary for the technical features of a Maloof-style rocker in five days. I have done it before.
Total tuition cost for the above "class bundle" is $1,800.
So what do you Lumberjocks think? A good deal or not?
Bill Kappel…. the rocking chair guy……........kappelusa.com
-Rocking Chair Guy