In October, the Northwest Woodworking Studio (NWS) in Portland, OR celebrated work completed by students in its Mastery Study programs. Under the tutelage of Master Craftsman, educator, and author Gary Rogowski, NWS, in its 22nd year, offers three Mastery Study programs:
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