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   Dave45 | Aug 25, 2005 04:14pm | #1

   San Jose, here.

   I thought that the Peoples Republic of Berserkely had a law against using the letters "N", "R", and "A" in that order - lol.

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   dukeone | Aug 25, 2005 04:57pm | #2

   What? the National Restaurant Association :)Kenneth Duke Masters
   The Bill of Rights
   December 15 1791
   NRA Endowment Member
   LEAA Life Member
   CRPA Member

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   Dave45 | Aug 25, 2005 09:14pm | #4

   Uh huh - lol

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   Michael | Aug 25, 2005 10:32pm | #5

   Up towards the lake myself, just past Sacramento

   michael

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   migraine | Aug 27, 2005 04:52am | #16

   I'll be living in Oroville within the next few months.  I have to finish/sell the house in Washington first.  Wife and kids are already there. I'm always looking for new sources...

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   jackplane | Aug 25, 2005 05:30pm | #3

   used to, Oakland.

   ACLU Life Member

   PeTA nahhhh

    

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   ufduh | Aug 26, 2005 02:22am | #6

   I'm in Alameda, work in my garage and ruin lots of lumber at Laney college.
   Troy

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   jackplane | Aug 26, 2005 05:31pm | #12

   hey Troy,

   I spent two years at Laney! Is Keith still teaching there? I have fond memories of that shop. 

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   ufduh | Aug 26, 2005 10:50pm | #14

   Keith is teaching 1 night class a week, the editor of Woodwork magazine teaches on thurs night, is very helpful with hand tools. The guy who runs the department now is into CNC machines and partical board.

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   SVSander | Aug 26, 2005 02:28am | #7

   Sunnyvale for me...

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   webdesigner | Aug 26, 2005 03:01am | #8

   Hi Ken,

   Would love to visit woodworking shops and fellow woodworkers around my area, makes this hobby a lot more fun!
   I live in San Mateo and you're in Berkeley, nice.
   Have you taken any classes at the Woodworking Academy? Nice guys, a bit expensive.

   Let me know if you're accepting guests to your shop or just want to chat wood.

   Gary

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   bakesale1 | Aug 26, 2005 03:11am | #9

   Hey Ken:

   I'm in Oakland.  I've taken some classes at Woodworking Academy and agree about the cost.  I also think he's more power tools/production shop focused than I want.  I took the hand tools workshop there with Scott Wynn(?).  Great class.

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   webdesigner | Aug 26, 2005 03:21am | #11

   Hi Bakesale,Please fill-in your profile so we have some data on you.Cheers, Gary

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   mytthor | Aug 26, 2005 03:12am | #10

   East of you in Concord.

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   AntzyClancy | Aug 26, 2005 07:03pm | #13

   Hey,

   I grew up in Oakland, but now I live in Brentwood. Good to know I am not alone in this area.

   Todd J. Clancy

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   Jamie_Buxton | Aug 26, 2005 11:04pm | #15

   If you like face-to-face meeting, check out Bay Area Woodworkers Association (http://www.geocities.com/bawanewsletter/index.html), or Diablo Valley Woodworkers Club(http://www.diablowoodworkers.com/index.html).

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   DrChops | Aug 27, 2005 06:46am | #17

   hi,
   i'm in pleasanton (580/680 crossroads), not far from woodcraft. :-)
   cheers,
   bert

   if it's worth doing at all, then it's worth doing well.