I recommend checking with your local community colleges and universities
in their fine art or constructions trade classes, and any city or
regional sponsored Park & Rec arts & crafts programs.

Also, the Building Education Center in west Berkeley is a non-profit
construction trades classes for individuals and offers hands-on
workshops with various power tools and other issues, including codes and
environmentally sound housing materials.

their website is http://www.bldgeductr.org/

-might be a good starting point.

-Cheryl Maslin

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