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Mike Sorge Workshop
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Event Contact(s)
Walt Dutton
Tom Lesser
Category
Professional Workshop
Registration Info
Registration is closed - Event is full
Payment In Full In Advance Only
1. You must be a currently paid-up member (any category) of MMWTC.
2. You will be required to sign the Workshop Liability Release at the event.
3. You must honestly be able to self-evaluate your skill level as Intermediate or better. It is suggested that you should have completed about 6 or more bowls without mishap and that you are confident in your ability to safely use and control a bowl gouge.
Cancellation Policy:
You should consider your registration fee non-refundable except in these instances: (1) You may cancel for “bereavement” or “family emergency” at any time. To cancel go to the Event Calendar and click on the Mike Sorge Workshop event. Click the "De-Register" button to cancel. You must contact Walt Dutton to request a refund; refunds are not processed automatically. (2) You may cancel for other reasons and a refund will be made if a member on the wait list takes your place in the workshop. You must contact Walt Dutton to request a refund; refunds are not processed automatically. If you cancel and the wait list has no names, you are welcome to find a replacement yourself (must be a MMWTC member) and negotiate the fee with that person. However, if a replacement cannot be found, you forfeit 100% of the class and materials costs.
Capacity
8 Total Slots
Event is full - Waitlist available
About this event
Learn to turn one of Mike Sorge's signature pieces, the Trillium Floral Box, in this full-day workshop at Denis Delehanty's shop. You will start with an 8/4 tri-corner maple blank pre-cut to Mike's specifications. After turning the "leaves" you will hollow a bowl shape in the center, then turn a decorative lid from a piece of cherry.
Sometime during the day, please express your thanks to Woody Johnson who has - once again - volunteered his time, energy and skill to procure the wood and prepare the turning blanks for this workshop.
Thanks, too, to Dave Swiger who - at Mike's request - will be the lead assistant and Mike's host during his time in our area.