Classes wanted: power saws, measuring correctly, etc.
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Check with the local community and technical college and see if they offer classes like that. I know that ours offers all kinds of classes for those wanting to go into those professions.
Try calling your local school system. See if they have any night classes for that or if they have what we call BOCES in our area. BOCES has classes for high school kids who want to take up a trade and not go to college. I don't know if they have classes for adults, but they might or then might be able to point you in the right direction.
Another option if you have access to equipment is to learn from youtube.com. They have lessons on almost everything.
Good luck!
Home depot also offers some free classes. Not sure if you have one in your area. They have all free classes posted on line.
Home Depot has free classes. My community offers "Adult Extension Classes" where you can learn loads of things for a nominal fee - many are just workshops for skills such as this. Google to see what is available in your area.
go back to your tool supplier and ask for a demo they will instruct you and be there for your first cuts. when you measure make sure you are cutting on the correct side of the blade AND KEEP YOUR HANDS CLEAR OF THE BLADE
GOOD LUCK and be carefull power tools dont take prisoners!!!
I thank everyone for their answers. I didn't realize Home Depot held classes. I also never thought of a technical school. Yes, John. That is exactly why I want good "hands on" instruction.