I’m not going to talk about the exact cost of the course. Still, I’ll leave the rest of this post unedited, because I think it’s still valid. And while it’s still not cheap, it’s not as expensive as I was thinking when I wrote this. As I mention in the next blog post, when I wrote the comments below, I was mis-remembering the actual cost of the course. Right now I’m modifying the SketchUp model for the first project to something that will fit in my garage workshop, and to better suit my needs. My course started on Thursday (I think), but I had to finish my Perfect Dados video before getting to work on the first project.
The course consists of plans and videos for making 5 projects, and I assume the complexity increases with each project. I think he limits the number to 2,000 people at one time. That’s how YouTube works, right?Īnyway, about a year ago he started an online woodworking course. He’s one of my online heroes, and mentors, although of course he doesn’t know me from Adam. But on the off chance you don’t, Steve has been producing YouTube videos on his “Woodworking for Mere Mortals” (WWMM) channel for ages. But it closes soon.)Ĭhances are good that if you’re interested in my blog and/or YouTube channel, you already know who Steve Ramsey is. (As of right now, the course is still open. I figured I’d blog about it, and shoot video, although I don’t know what I’ll do with the video just yet. I decided last week to sign up for Steve Ramsey’s “Powered Up” online course.
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